Wildlife conservation! Animal poaching! Endangered species! Illegal trafficking! Habitat loss! “Working with nature rather than against it is the only way that mankind can combat some of our own threats to survival”, says Paul Reynolds. “One of the greatest misconceptions facing the human world is one by which humans are separate from animals and
To resolve human-wildlife conflict in Africa is Tyler’s dream, student Colorado State University, loves wolves, hates animal poaching, save endangered species. It is thrilling to meet so many young people passionate about saving our planet’s wildlife, and the journey to this commitment. This is the third in our monthly series, “Why I Want to Save
Cheetahs, rhino, and African wildlife, Niklas studying to protect, wildlife conservation. After enjoying Corryn’s story about why she wants to save wildlife we thought why not share more of the same, they are so inspiring! This is the second in our new series, “Why I Want to Save Wildlife”. Niklas emailed us for some information. He briefly
Since World Rhino Day this past September 22nd, Vietnam has been in the news for moving against wildlife trafficking… here is the latest development which is good news for protecting wildlife in Africa. Vietnam Biggest Cities Act against Wildlife Trafficking Vietnam’s Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City will organize two exhibitions on improving the public
Guest blogger Corryn Wilbanks loves big cats and shares with us why she wants to protect wildlife in Africa. “…I’m working toward my BS in Zoology so I can help African Lions & other endangered wildlife” was the tweet that caught my attention. I asked Corryn to share her story, why she wanted to protect
“There’s a Rhino in My House!”, wildlife documentary, World Rhino Day September 22, celebrate rhino in Africa, stop poaching animals, endangered rhino, black rhino. In this final episode Tetenda finds love and freedom. We continue to celebrate the rhino during the month of September with Part Three of the true story about Judy Travers and
Wildlife in Africa, leopards, big cats, birds of prey, African birds, primates, baboons and vervet monkeys. It’s been a little over a year ago that Nikela was founded to change the world! I say that tongue in cheek of course. You know how it is; it’s like falling in love for the first time or
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
‘Until the lions have their praise singers, the tales of the hunt will always glorify the hunter’. There is a TV series being aired in the UK titled “Conservation’s Dirty Secret”. As video clips of it are not accessible in the USA (or at least not what I could find) my friend Gavin sent me
Protect Primates, wildlife conservation organization, wildlife documentary, de-horning rhino, Nikela, PB’nJ. Over the past months we’ve answered a variety of questions individually. Here are some that you may have asked: What does Nikela mean? Nikela is a Zulu word and means “give to”, an invitation to all to support those who protect African wildlife and
