Through epic games and shared purpose, WILDTRUST’s Arbour Week Tournament is growing more than environmental awareness in the communities of northern KZN; it is nurturing teamwork, community pride and a…
In high spirits for clean streets, a group of WILDTRUST interns were joined by other envirochamps for a clean-up and to sound the call for the community of Mbazwana to…
What once was a landscape of sugarcane and weeds is now a thriving forest, and it’s all thanks to the incredible ‘Tree-preneurs’ of Buffelsdraai. Buffelsdraai, South Africa (23 March…
It’s Arbour Week, and the awesome folks at WILDTRUST and their partners decided to get their hands dirty to honour the occasion in the best way possible: by planting a…
A resilient community that struggles with the daily challenge of water accessibility has been empowered with sustainable water solutions to continue its efforts to grow indigenous trees in order to…
In a crucial step towards safeguarding one of Africa’s most endangered species, the Somkhanda Community Game Reserve, together with its partners, recently continued its vital rhino dehorning operation this past…
The KwaZulu-Natal communities of Nqutshini and Nyembe were inspired to calm their fears and embrace facts regarding those sneaky serpents that happen to find their way into their homes and…
This “Love Month”, you can show your love for wildlife by supporting WILDTRUST’s Somkhanda K9 Unit. This unit plays a crucial role in anti-poaching efforts, tracking poachers, detecting contraband, and…
Samantha “Sam” Smith, a passionate conservationist, has dedicated her life to protecting the wild wonders of Zululand and Maputaland while empowering its communities through various projects and a team as…
A dedicated group of 100 volunteers and stakeholders came together to plant a staggering 100,000 indigenous trees, contributing to a healthier and more sustainable planet for generations to come. …
Where mind meets heart
“We ourselves feel that what we are doing is just a drop in the ocean. But the ocean would be less because of that missing drop.” - Mother Teresa
