Down to the Wire: Anti-Poaching STING Operation
In a bold counter-poaching STING operation, WeWild Africa mobilized to dismantle over 110 snares and shut down bush butcheries in the overlooked wildlife battleground adjacent to Kruger National Park.
Critically Endangered Black Rhino Orphan Rescued
n a heartbreaking scene, we found a lonely and vulnerable orphaned black rhino calf, whose mother was shot by poachers. On the boundaries of Kruger, there is little NGO or tourist attention; yet WeWild Africa stepped in and rescued the calf.
Drought Crisis: Emergency Food Aid to Save Lionspruit’s Rhinos
When Lionspruit Reserve faced a dire drought, WeWild Africa quickly mobilized to avert a crisis. Our emergency feeding operation brought critical nutrition to vulnerable rhinos, stabilizing their condition and preventing further tragic losses.
Lethal Risks of the Elephant Intrusions at Palabora Mining Zone
Phalaborwa, near Kruger, grapples with a growing challenge: elephants breaking into the Palabora Mining Company area, turning roads at night into lethal danger zones for both humans and elephants. WeWild Africa steps in to manage the breakouts, saving lives. We are now constructing a new fence in collaboration with Balule Private Game Reserve.
Historic Birth: First-Ever European Zoo-Raised Cheetahs, Now Thriving in the Wild, Welcome Cubs
WeWild Africa celebrates a groundbreaking achievement in cheetah conservation with the birth of four cubs to rewilded parents, Ava and Nairo, at Mount Camdeboo. This marks the first successful breeding in the wild of cheetahs rewilded from Europe.