Loskop Dam Nature Reserve Dehorning Operations 2025
Our Partners & Collaborators The Mpumalanga Tourism and Parks Agency ( MTPA) Wildlife Emergency Fund (WEF) DCM Surfaces Hope for Wildlife Helicopter Services Friends of Wildlife Management (FOWM) wildlifevets.com Photography and videography: Wiki West Loskop Dam Nature Reserve Dehorning Operations 2025 At the start of September 2025, WeWild Africa teamed up with the Mpumalanga Tourism and Parks Agency (MTPA) and the Wildlife Emergency Fund (WEF) to perform maintenance dehorning on the rhino population at Loskop […]
The Wildlife Horrors of Poaching
During a patrol with Hope for Wildlife Helicopter Services and Wildscapes Veterinary Services in a South African reserve, our team encountered the dire consequences of poaching, finding numerous animals, including 9 buffaloes, killed by poachers. A hyena was collared for research to enhance reserve management. This effort, supported by Rhino Connect and the Wildlife Emergency Fund, underscores the urgent need for increased awareness and support to combat poaching.
Ego-Free Collaboration: Uniting for the Rhino
Showcasing a powerful synergy between government, private entities, and NGOs, we helped dehorn the last two rhinos in the Lionspruit region. Provincial governments often do not have the appropriate funds for such operations. That’s where we, at WeWild Africa, in collaboration with DCM Surfaces, step in – to fill the gaps and ensure that no animal is left vulnerable due to lack of resources.
Innovative Tech Meets Ancient Reptiles
WeWild Africa uses cutting-edge GPS technology to unlock the secrets of behavior and rewilding success of the often overlooked ancient Nile Crocodiles. In collaboration with our long-standing partner DCM Surfaces, we’re leading the way in innovative approaches to support the rewilding of every species in Africa.
Another First for Elephant Conservation: Translocating family groups from Tembe Elephant Park
WeWild Africa’s latest conservation triumph shines with the successful relocation of Tembe elephants, renowned for their majestic tusk genetics, to the esteemed Phinda Private Game Reserve. Each successful relocation enriches our experience and expertise, positioning WeWild Africa at the forefront of global conservation. Our team’s commitment to learning, adapting, and building knowledge ensures the safe and effective relocation of every animal in Africa.