Blog posts in Hluhluwe

Swimming elephants and the guinea fowl

Watching a breeding herd of elephants swim across the mighty Hluhluwe River and then witnessing a guinea fowl thinking it was an elephant is a memory...

Camera traps capture a new kind of wildlife!

We use camera traps as a non-invasive form of monitoring on a few of the Zululand parks where we are stationed. Our last group of conservation...

Conservation Volunteers Witness White Rhino Airlift in KZN

The conservation volunteers were very lucky to witness the Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife white rhino airlift. As strange as it looks this is the best way to...

African Wild Dog SAT Collar Replaced in Hluhluwe

Last year the Wildlife ACT Fund fitted a collar onto a male African Wild Dog nicknamed, ‘Ian’. The collar unfortunately got damaged and a section...

Getting to know South Africa’s feathered friends

There is a lot of talk about the “big stuff”. Lion, elephant, leopard, rhino, buffalo to name a few. This is great, and of course we all want to...