In the Nick of Time: Shot Rhino Rescue
Our commitment to urgent wildlife rescue was once again put into action to save a shot and severely wounded rhino west of Kruger National Park, an often overlooked area by both tourists and NGOs. With our field and financial support, the emergency helicopter and veterinarians successfully rescued the rhino.
From Vermin to Value: The Jackal
In a world where jackals are often seen as pests, WeWild Africa recognizes their intrinsic value. Our innovative approach to conservation extends to these misunderstood creatures, transforming them from persecuted to protected. We’ve embarked on a mission to rescue and rewild jackals, finding unique habitats like Gorongosa and Phinda that welcome their presence.
Leopards and Livelihoods: Mitigating Financial Loss through Leopard Relocations
WeWild Africa’s unique approach involves collaboration with all wildlife stakeholders. We are dedicated to supporting governments in resolving leopard-farmer conflicts by relocating leopards that threaten livestock. We ensure they are moved to environments where they can thrive and positively impact the ecosystem.
A Year On: UK Rewilded Cheetahs Thrive in Africa
A year has passed since WeWild Africa achieved a world-first by successfully rewilding two captive-born cheetahs, Saba and Nairo, from the UK to South Africa. Today, we are thrilled to report that they are thriving in their new home at Mount Camdeboo Private Game Reserve in the Great Karoo.
Historical International Translocation: Cheetah from Canadian Snow to Zimbabwean Savannah
In a world’s-first international conservation effort, WeWild Africa, together with Imire Rhino and Wildlife Conservation, achieved a historical first by translocating two cheetahs, Kumbe and Jabari, from Canada’s snowy landscapes to Zimbabwe’s vast savannahs. This landmark initiative helps revitalize Zimbabwe’s cheetah population genetics.