A Historic Homecoming: South Africa Welcomes Back Cheetah from Australia
Edie, a cheetah born in Sydney’s Wild Cat Conservation Centre, made history as the first Australian-born cheetah reintroduced to South Africa, thanks to a partnership among conservation organizations. This groundbreaking effort aims to enhance genetic diversity and support cheetah conservation, demonstrating the impact of global cooperation and meticulous preparation in safeguarding endangered species.
World’s Largest Vulture Relocation
The first phase of a monumental project to secure the future of wild vulture populations in southern Africa has been triumphantly completed with the translocation of 163 Cape and African White-backed vultures into their new home at Shamwari Private Game Reserve. This collaboration between Shamwari, Vulpro, DHL, and WeWild Africa marks the largest translocation of vultures ever undertaken in the world.
Understanding WeWild Africa’s Wildlife Rescue Process
At WeWild Africa, our wildlife rescue efforts are deeply rooted in a commitment to the welfare of animals in distress. We respond to emergencies, rehabilitate injured wildlife, and rescue animals from perilous situations with dedication and expertise.
Zambian Cheetah Reintroduction Site Visit and Environmental AnalysisÂ
Our Partners & Collaborators LoleLunga Game Ranch The Metapopulation Initiative Wiki West Lolelunga Cheetah Reintroduction Site Visit and Environmental Analysis Overview of Lolelunga Game Ranch Location and Size: Lolelunga Game Ranch is a 30,000-hectare private game reserve in Zambia. The area is fenced except for a 12 km stretch along the river, which remains open. Conservation Efforts: Since 2020, the reserve has focused on conservation by removing snare wires (over 180 snares) and reintroducing indigenous […]
Saved from Culling: A Lioness Relocation
Overpopulation of lions often leads to culling in South Africa. WeWild stepped in to airlift two beautiful lionesses to a new home, where their new genetics would be prized in the expansion of a pride.