Blog posts in Hluhluwe

Six Wild Dog pups born in Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park

It was with much delight that the Hluhluwe conservation volunteers came across six Wild Dog puppies belonging to the Crossroads Pack! Fossey and Bala...

Aardvarks – the architects of the African bush

The word Aardvark translates to ‘earth pig’, which in my opinion, hits the nail on the head. It’s an odd looking animal with a thick tail,...

Elephant snorkels – a herd crossing the Hluhluwe River

Wildlife ACT's Hluhluwe conservation volunteers were fortunate to watch a herd of elephants crossing the Hluhluwe River. Elephants are very capable...

What is a Rhino Midden?

‘Midden’ is the name given to a dung heap or an area of communal defecation. Many animals make use of middens including white rhinos. A white...

First new pups for Hluhluwe Wild Dog pack since 2010

There is no road access anywhere near the den site of the Crossroad Pack in Hluhluwe, which has led to very few visuals of the five African Wild Dogs...