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Supporting Lion Monitoring: LoRaWAN & GPS Tracking
Reserve Teams Lead Monitoring For the better half of a decade, reserve teams have monitored Lions with the support of...
South Africa Rhino Poaching Statistics 2026: Reasons for Hope?
Statistics Source: South African Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment South Africa’s latest Rhino statistics makes for encouraging reading....
Why Collar Priority Species? By Wildlife ACT
Five Cheetahs Collared in Large-Scale Operation in Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park Excerpt, Photography & Blog Post Credited to Megan Whittington - Wildlife...
Wildlife Doesn’t Wait, So How Do We Keep Up?
The Technology, the Challenges, and the People behind the answer... It was an honour to be invited to present at...
Cheetah Rescue and Rehabilitation at Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park
Quoted from Wildlife ACT, Forever Wild Foundation & African Wildlife Vets Media Release. > March 16th, 2026 The Wildlife ACT...
Rhino Pod Deployments at Hluhluwe iMfolozi Park
Wildlife ACT & WildInno Working Together, Across Southern Africa’s protected areas, Rhino conservation has become a year-round priority. Regular Black...
WildInno Rhino Tracking Options, Across the Years.
Introduction to Rhino Conservation Challenges Rhino poaching remains a critical threat to Southern African Black and White Rhinos, driving the...
Successful Cheetah Collaring Operation in Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park
Wildlife ACT, in partnership with Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife and with the support of Forever Wild Foundation. At the end of...
EcoLogic Silver Award Winner – Eco-Innovation for Wildlife ACT Innovations
2025 Silver Award Winner Eco-Innovation This October, our small but dedicated team was invited to attend the 2025 @ecologicawards. We are...
Positive News for Vulture Conservation as Four Rehabilitated Cape Vultures Released in Southern Drakensberg
Deployment of Satellite Trackers On 15 May 2024, Wildlife ACT, together with Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife and FreeMe Wildlife, facilitated the...
Rhino Conservation Success for KZN Community Reserve
Community-owned Big Five reserve, Somkhanda Game Reserve, has recently undertaken a large Rhino dehorning operation in an effort to protect...
Vulture Conservation Success as Five Rehabilitated Birds are Released Back into the Wild
Screenshot Early June saw the release of five critically endangered African White-backed Vultures back into the wild after six months...