Blog posts tagged as Wildlife Conservation Volunteer Projects

What is a Boma used for and how does it help conservation?

A boma is traditionally known throughout Africa as an enclosure, stockade or fort used to secure and protect people’s livestock. But a boma can be...

Volunteering with Animals in South Africa

I have been with Wildlife ACT for 11 weeks now and this is my third week in Tembe Elephant Park. This is a great place to be, but not only because...

Photo blog: Lioness hunts two Nyala in one go!

Silvan Leibacher (and Mirko) from South Africa Stay was fortunate enough to join the Wildlife ACT conservation volunteers Kate Broxton, Lisa Wabner...

Wildlife ACT launches a new project in iMfolozi

Set in the heart of Zululand, and established in 1895, Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park (HiP) is one of the oldest Game Reserves in Africa. Wildlife ACT has...

Conservation volunteers assist our wildlife monitors on Thanda

Voluntourism: A volunteer’s experience on Thanda Private Game Reserve. A group of volunteers from America, Canada and Australia joined our...