Endangered Wildlife Trust accountant Njabulo Mthabela is combining his passion for running and nature as he takes on the 2026 Rhino Peak Challenge to raise vital funds for rhino conservation….
Six new spots of good news have arrived in the Eastern Cape! A cheetah mom has welcomed a litter of cubs. The little additions bring more hope for cheetah conservation…
Visiting Kruger over the next year? This is an opportunity to put your cheetah sightings to good use. Greater Kruger, South Africa (01 September 2026) – From today up until…
Spot a crane? Then call it in! All it takes is one quick WhatsApp message. South Africa (08 July 2026) – The Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT) is restarting the…
The sweetest moment that left everyone on the safari vehicle with smiles as wide as the reserve! Limpopo, South Africa (17 June 2026) – Guests and a ranger on…
Thirteen pairs of eyes glow back at a camera trap…plus a lucky duck for decoration! Limpopo, South Africa (20 May 2026) – A pack of thirteen African wild dogs…
Did you know that some of the most important conservation work in South Africa happens on four legs? South Africa (19 May 2026) – The Endangered Wildlife Trust’s Canine…
For the first time in years, African wild dogs are back at Zimanga… and their return is part of a much bigger plan to secure their future across South Africa….
With fewer than 7000 wild dogs left in the world and fewer than 650 in South Africa, conservation efforts like this one bring real hope for an endangered species. …
OWL devices have been installed on the powerline along the N2 near Sedgefield, aimed at protecting flamingos flying across the Swartvlei Lagoon at night. Garden Route, South Africa (02…
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