Blog posts in Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park (HiP)
Rock Packing in Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park
Investment in natural resource restoration is important in any protected area to contribute to building resilience of the natural habitat itself....
IUCN Save Our Endangered Species Rapid Action Grant Report
The Rapid Action grant, awarded to Wildlife ACT in 2020, has provided support to our two threatened and endangered species monitoring projects based...
New Pack of Endangered African Painted Dogs Released on HiP
The iconic Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park (HiP), with support from Wildlife ACT, has a new pack of Endangered African Painted Dogs released into...
Rhino Calf Rescue on Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park
On the 21st of July, Wildlife ACT’s Community Conservation Manager and expert rhino tracker, Zama Ncube, and Priority Species Monitor Izzy...
Tips for Setting up a Bird Bath to Attract Birds to your Garden
At Wildlife ACT's iMfolozi camp we have set up a small bird bath (or water table) for the resident feathered friends to utilise. Here are 5 tips to...
Secretary Bird (Sagittarius serpentarius)
The Leopard Survey team was out in the field checking cameras when we all spotted an animal in the distance. Tucked away in the tall grasses of...
Spotted Hyena (Crocuta crocuta): Sex, Social Structure & Conservation Status
Curious looking creatures with an awkward gait, these Spotted Hyena looked somewhat startled as they walked past the camera trap. Spotted Hyena...
Wildlife ACT Community Conservation Club Members enter into the iMfolozi Wilderness…
Wildlife ACT Community Conservation Club members enter into the iMfolozi Wilderness for a life-changing experience… South Africa is an...