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.
Dehorning of Loskop Dam’s Entire Rhino Population
The collaboration between MTPA and WeWild Africa continues to deliver outstanding conservation results.
Race Against the Clock: Rescuing Rhinos in Zimbabwe
When the phone rings for a wildlife emergency, we answer. Five rhinos had been shot, and the remaining rhinos needed to be moved out ASAP. The WeWild Africa team alongside our long standing partner, Imire Rhino & Wildlife Conservation, mobilized into action. Within three days, a speed unknown in the conservation realm, we were fully funded and on-site with emergency helicopter specialized trucks, crates, permits, vets, and a team of rangers and experts to execute our plan.
Diaries of Saving and Rehabilitating a Baby Wildebeest
Our photographer Wiki West’s assignment to film a wildlife vet transformed into an unexpected journey of rescuing and raising a baby wildebeest as she stepped into the role of a surrogate mother. This experience left Wiki with a lifelong soft spot for wildebeests, a reminder of the impact of compassion and personal experiences with wildlife in conservation.
Harry’s New Horizon: From Rescue to Fatherhood at Mount Camdeboo
Once facing death at the troubled Blaauwbosch Private Game Reserve, Harry the elephant now revels in fatherhood at Mount Camdeboo. His story is part of our massive historic rescue operation of over 60 animals from the reserve.