Rhino, elephants, lion and other wildlife is being poached and hunted at alarming rates as the illegal trade becomes more lucrative. Does the younger generation in South Africa and around the world care if we lose our planet’s iconic species? We didn’t take a poll or conduct a study, however, a goodly number of those
Black Rhino and White Rhino are being poached at the rate of 2 a day in South Africa by organized wildlife crime syndicates and being trafficked to Asia. Where is the concern? With the huge rhino losses being experienced in the Kruger National Park and other public and private game reserves (2,400 since 2006 :
Empowering anti-poaching rangers with drones to stop the poachers before they kill rhino and other endangered wildlife species in South Africa. On December 4th, 2012 “WWF received a $5 million grant as part of Google’s new Global Impact Awards, which provides support to organizations using technology and innovative approaches to address some of the toughest
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
Saving endangered and threatened species is Peter’s passion and his work. Rhino, lion, leopards, cheetah in South Africa. Nikela is a virtual organization, so we meet most people via one of the social networks. Meeting Peter Milton was no different. After doing our research and a lengthy Skype call, we felt we’d found the man
Protecting endangered species, rhino, primates, bearded vulture via volunteers and folks like Peter, Karin, and Shannon. Money and Wildlife Don’t Mix You ever stepped back to look at what’s really happening to our world and our wildlife? Well, it seems that money is at the heart of the destruction of our habitat and directly related
Jessica Immelman hands off donation check from Nikela to Shannon Hoffman at Africa’s largest Bird of Prey Sanctuary to protect the endangered Bearded Vulture. It all began on Twitter. A mutual interest in wildlife set off a conversation and ended up with Jessica delivering a donation check to one of Nikela’s projects. “What an amazing
Wildlife in Africa, endangered rhino, leopards and others at risk to animal poaching. For years I couldn’t face it. I grew up in South Africa in the country where a love for animals was as natural as breathing. My dogs, cats, horses, the stately Secretary Bird I’d see while out riding and the elusive wildlife
The great minds of wildlife conservation, rhino poaching, saving endangered species, regulating trophy hunting, rescue and rehab, habitat preservation… divided! I’m not a professional conservationist, simply a wildlife lover turned advocate. What follows is strictly my opinion, based on my recent observations and experience viewed through my eyes as a human behaviorist. There is an
Chinese billionaires create first private nature preserve in the country to protect endangered species. Good news from China. With the Chinese economy thriving some local billionaires look long term and the environment and the wildlife may benefit from their investments. Listen to Rob Schmitz report, or read the article. Recommend on Facebook Buzz it up
