Blog — Charity Spotlight

Wild In Africa is incredibly proud to support Wild Tomorrow Fund’s efforts to preserve and protect wildlife and their habitats. Their organization funds the conservation of protected areas and helps to develop and grow wild habitats for wildlife.

It’s National Reptile Awareness Day and we’re here to debunk some myths and hopefully convert as many people as possible into reptile lovers.

5 Conservation Success Stories for World Smile Day :)

Learn about two of our rhino 🦏 charities this World Rhino Day!

Overview Nkombe Rhino was founded in 2010 by South African native and Rugby professional Joe Pietersen and his brother Willem. They spent their childhood surrounded by the most biodiversity and variety of wild spaces, daily access to explore and had “the privilege of being exposed to nature from a young age, giving us the opportunity to form an opinion early and impact nature in our way.” Nkombe Rhino is an organisation that started out focusing on protecting Rhinos by helping anti-poaching units, veterinarians and helicopter pilots with the aim to “pool resources through sustainable partnerships to better impact the conservation...

Anti-poaching units are adding specially trained tracking dogs to their toolkits to detect human scent and wildlife products: the K9 units.

Meet our brand-new charity partner in wildlife conservation: Saving the Survivors

Meet our brand-new charity partners in Ground Hornbill Conservation: APNR and Mabula Ground-Hornbill Projects

This week, we’re diving deep and turning a focus to the crucial conservation of marine life in celebration of World Oceans Day on the 8th of June. The Vatuvara Foundation combines science with the input of the local community in order to conserve the island’s reefs in a sustainable way. 

Invictus K9’s specialized canine units track suspected poachers, search for and indicate the presence of illegal wildlife products, firearms and ammunition in Zambia, Zimbabwe, Kenya, Namibia, Democratic Republic of Congo and South Africa.

Two amazing animal volunteering opportunities through The Blackwater Sanctuary and the Wild Tomorrow Fund. You can help in person in India or South Africa or help from home! 

Founded by Zoha Jung Nambiar in 2018, The Backwater Sanctuary is a non-profit, committed to the successful rehabilitation of horses, ponies & donkeys suffering from abandonment, abuse or neglect in India.

Wild In Africa supports the incredible work of the Zambian Carnivore Programme, a non-profit organization dedicated to the conservation of Zambia’s large carnivores: lion, wild dog, leopard, cheetah and hyena.

Wild In Africa is incredibly proud to now support the Vatuvara Foundation whose aim is to protect and revive ocean conservation in Fiji’s northern Lau group through the empowerment of local communities as stewards of their natural resources!

An up-to-date summary and status on the frighteningly unending Australian bushfires. Fatalities, firefighters, animals, wildlife, wildland, and more. 

We are very proud to add a new amazing charity to our supporter list. Rhino Rescue Project is a pioneer in an anti-poaching strategy consisting of devaluing rhinos horns from the consumer perspective.

Imagine a herd of elephants wading across the river in the African midday sun. For the first time in decades they realize they can access the river and the lush habitat on the opposite side. The fence that had stopped them before is now gone. One by one they cross the river to investigate this land that the elders remember calling home.

Wild Tomorrow Fund is leading the fight to support wildlife and conservation in Ukuwela, but they need your support!