WildlifeACT

Our Seychelles special takes 20% off four week stays that start in January, February or March 2027. Use the code SEYCHELLES20 on your application form: wildlifeact.com/wildlife-vol… Swipe for full terms. We look forward to welcoming you!

Ever get the feeling you’re being watched? At the Mzimkulu Vulture Hide, you’re the one doing the watching. One-way glass allows disturbance-free viewing against a mountain backdrop. Book ahead: saveourvultures.com 🎥 Priority Species Monitor Kirsty Midlane

Phillip Swart and Lexi Theocharopoulos from our team attended the EarthRanger x Resolve workshop at Lapalala Wilderness School, learning about integrations, case studies, and the adaptive management cycle. 👏🏼 earthranger.com/

Spend your gap year in Zululand in 2027, monitoring endangered and priority African wildlife alongside conservationists. Come home with hands-on experience and lifelong memories. Take 20% off start dates before 1 May 2027 with code SUMMER26. Apply: wildlifeact.com

Thanks to Underberg School for hosting our Vulture education session! Two Grade 5 classes learnt about local Vulture species and our work to protect them, then made wonderful posters. Volunteer with us in the Southern Drakensberg: wildlifeact.com/volunteer/pr…

Last chance to join Wildlife ACT as an ecotourist on North Island, Seychelles in 2026! Head out on Turtle patrols & marine surveys in a group of four or fewer. Dates for 2027 are open too, with 20% off January to March starts using code SEYCHELLES20. Email [email protected]

Vultures swallow lead fragments in carcasses and gut piles, damaging their nervous, immune, and reproductive systems. At the Basangoma Gongshoot 2026, Zululand Vulture Officer Tavish Farquhar and Justin Henry of @BirdLifeSA encouraged non-lead alternatives. 📷 Tavish Farquhar

Spend Summer in the Bush with Wildlife ACT with an exclusive and limited time offer of 20% off our Endangered Species Volunteer Program. Swipe for the full terms and conditions. Apply here using the code SUMMER26: wildlifeact.com/wildlife-vol…

No trending audio needed. This is the sound of Zululand. Join the Endangered Species Volunteer Program. Tap the link in our bio to learn more. Footage: Priority Species Monitor, Elsabé Vosloo #WildlifeACT #Zululand #VolunteerAbroad #ConservationVolunteer

First time volunteering with Wildlife ACT? Tips from Priority Species Monitor Malibongwe Sibiya: 🍃 Come with an open mind 🍃 Expect early mornings 🍃 Embrace every task 🍃 Ask plenty of questions Find out more: wildlifeact.com

Dung beetles are blocking the road again, and we’re glad! 🪲 They recycle nutrients, aerate soil, reduce flies and parasites, and keep grazing areas healthy for White Rhinoceros, buffalo and zebra. Tiny environmental engineers. 🌍 📹 Priority Species Monitor Wesley Price

The Predatory Matriarchs of Zululand. Spotted Hyaenas live in female-dominated clans where rank is often inherited, and a young female can outrank an adult male. Photograph: Wildlife ACT Priority Species Monitor, Wesley Price #SpottedHyaena #Wildlife

Meet the Cheetah, the world’s fastest land mammal and one of Africa’s most vulnerable big cats. Farmland, roads and settlement have replaced much of its range, and numbers are still decreasing. Help our monitors protect Cheetahs in KwaZulu-Natal: wildlifeact.com

Thank you, Hillcrest Primary! Last week we joined the grade 4 to 7 learners for a Rhino presentation as part of your annual Rhino celebration. Awareness is the first step in protecting Rhinos, and today's learners are tomorrow's decision makers, conservationists and supporters!

A day in the life of a Big Cat Field Technician 🐆 There’s more to Savannah Reichert’s role than big cats: pre-dawn fieldwork, sorting thousands of camera trap images and preparing data for long-term population analysis. #LeopardConservation #WildlifeACT

The Southern Drakensberg is a feeling that stays with you long after you’ve left the mountains. Join Wildlife Acts' Southern Drakensberg Conservation Program. Visit wildlifeact.com or tap the link in our bio for more information.

An early-morning surprise on the way into Eastern Shores: a Honey Badger in no hurry. Moments like this are a privilege, and a reminder of what is at stake in protecting wild places. Post and video by Big Cat Field Technician: Savannah Reichert #WildlifeACT #HoneyBadger

Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park remains home to one of the most important Rhino populations on the continent. @EZEMVELOKZNWild's K9 Unit works to ensure that what was saved against such odds remains protected. With thanks to @HillsPetSA for their support. 📷@loveAfrica_

Seven colours of the Southern Drakensberg, one for each colour of the rainbow. Volunteer with us in the Southern Berg and spend your days in this landscape: wildlifeact.com/volunteer/pr… Photo credit: Casey Pratt, Love Africa Marketing #SouthernDrakensberg #WildlifeACT

Dung beetles have right of way.” If you see one, stop and watch. Some species roll dung into a brood ball and bury it. The female lays her eggs there, and the dung feeds the larvae. Post and Photograph by Priority Species Monitor: Laura Bakker #WildlifeACT #DungBeetles