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Mzimkulu Vulture Hide Launched in Southern Drakensberg

By Gus FringPosted on February 19, 2024Posted in PetTagged African Vulture Conservation, Drakensberg, Drakensberg Conservation Initiative, Drakensberg Vulture Hide, Endangered Vulture Conservation, Hide, launched, Mzimkulu, Mzimkulu Vulture Hide, Riverlea Farm, Southern, Southern Drakensberg, Southern Drakensberg Hide, Vulture, vulture conservation, Vulture Safe Feeding SiteNo Comments

[ad_1] A much-needed addition to the Southern Drakensberg region, the Mzimkulu Vulture Hide was launched and opened to the public on 19 February 2024. Created to support endangered Vulture conservation through a Vulture Safe Feeding Zone, the hide is a hub of activity and a bird-lover’s paradise. Located in the heart of the southern Drakensberg, […]

Wildlife ACT Highlights 2023 – Wildlife ACT

By Gus FringPosted on February 19, 2024Posted in PetTagged ACT, Africa Responsible Tourism Awards, African Wild Dog conservation, Best for Nature-Positive Tourism, endangered species monitoring, highlights, Human-Wildlife Coexistence Program, Leopard Survey Program, rhino conservation, vulture conservation, Wildlife, Wildlife ACT 2023, Wildlife ACT Highlights, Wildlife ACT Highlights 2023, wildlife monitoring, World Responsible Tourism AwardsNo Comments

[ad_1] Wildlife Monitoring Project Highlights In 2023, Wildlife ACT continued to provide intensive daily wildlife monitoring support to six KwaZulu-Natal Protected Areas. This included a combination of government, private, and community-owned Protected Areas, thereby providing a holistic approach to endangered species monitoring in the region. Our focus on endangered and priority species continued to include […]

Human-Wildlife Coexistence Programme: 2023 Overview

By Gus FringPosted on January 16, 2024Posted in PetTagged Biodiversity Conservation, Coexistence, human-wildlife coexistence, Human-Wildlife Coexistence Programme, Human-Wildlife Conflict, HumanWildlife, Overview, programme, response training, snaring, vulture conservation, Vulture Conservation Programme, vulture poisoningsNo Comments

[ad_1] The 2023 calendar year has been non-stop for the Human-Wildlife Coexistence Programme (HWCP). Operations have extended from the Eastern Cape, Lesotho, Drakensberg, the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands, and back up to Zululand. Over the past 12 months the programme has focused on training staff, equipping rangers, and engaging effectively with stakeholders across the region on critical […]