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Help us buy an Air Ranger to Stop the Rhino Poachers

Drones, UAVs or Air Rangers may be the solution to stop poachers of endangered rhino and other wildlife species. Not even a week into 2013 and rangers at Kruger National Park already found their first casualty of the New Year. Near the South African border with Mozambique, the rangers found the carcass of an endangered

Direct Wire Donation Option Now Available

You asked for options to donate to Nikela Projects. Use your credit card, make a bank transfer or direct wire to save endangered and threatened African wildlife.   We’ve added DIRECT WIRE as a donation option! After several requests to expand our donation options to contribute to Nikela projects, we did. You can continue to

Lucky Leopards: Funds, Traps, Collars & Cameras

Imagine two 300 pound leopards in the wilds of Africa needing radio tracking collars. How do you start…  “Here kitty kitty”? Africa’s Crocodile Dundee, Dairen Simpson, a world class wildlife capture specialist will use calls to track and catch these two wild cats for the ‘Leopard Research’ Project Nikela supports in South Africa.   However, before

REPORT: Stories from Africa – Boerne TX

What did you like most about “Stories from Africa”? “How significant conservation is to the future generation” “Your enthusiasm the personal experiences you shared” “The videos, photos and corresponding stories” These are a few comments from participants from last nights “Stories from Africa” held in Boerne TX.  Although the temperatures dropped back into the teens

  • by Nikela Staff/Volunteer
  • February 11th, 2011
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Where Exactly Does Your Donation Go?

“So how do you get paid?” asked a new friend this last weekend. With 100% of your donation going to the project and expert of your choice that is a very valid question.  As a public charity we’re not a private foundation with a huge pile of money from some money tree. A public charity

  • by Nikela Staff/Volunteer
  • January 13th, 2011
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