Rhino | Nikela: Helping People Saving Wildlife

How Nikela Helps You Save Lions, Elephants, Rhino, Pangolin and more Wild Animals

Jul 29, 2021 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: Animal Poaching, Elephants, Features, Human Wildlife Conflict, Lions, Rhino Tagged: youtube channel trailer

Wildlife is Africa! Sadly elephants, lions, rhino, pangolin and other wild animals are being killed every day for their body parts. But… there’s Good News. Nikela connects you to real Wildlife Heroes. You give monthly, we send 100%, to help right there on the ground. To support people like… Moses A. – trades shovels for spears to stop the wildlife poaching. Lynn – protects elephants and their home. Peter – stop rhino poaching with drones. Marnus – protects lions from poachers. Moses R. – protects elephants with bees. Silke – rescues and raises baby monkeys. Moses A. – rescues…

VIDEO: Endangered White Rhino are Social Beings, Facts, Threats and a Hero

Jun 29, 2021 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: Animal Poaching, Rhino Tagged: anti poaching ranger, drones, Peter Milton

Unlike other rhino species the White Rhino is social. They live in loose family groups. Observing their interactions for a few hours right at sunrise is a real treat. Beautiful Rhino We’re at a waterhole moving around freely with only a simple fence between us and the white rhino. The location is not disclosed to protect them. It’s first light, our early get up is richly rewarded. Not one, but two, wait three, then four…. finally, seven rhinos are in view. Wow! One is a curious youngster who mum has to keep in line. Most of the time rhinos…

Life on the Line: Would You Risk Yours to Protect Rhino?

Feb 18, 2021 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: Animal Poaching, Rhino Tagged: anti poaching ranger, Kobus Marais, Peter Milton, rhino poaching

Every day Kobus Marais put his life on the line to protect rhino. Every day so many others do the same. Would you? Would you put your life on the line? Kobus while on a training exercise with his patrol dog was attacked and killed by a lion. Sadly, neither Kobus nor his team mates had noticed the predator until it was too late. How could this happen? Well, wildlife rangers like Kobus who protect rhino and other wildlife from poachers know their work is dangerous. Similar to police officers and fire fighters… or better yet soldiers. Wildlife rangers put…

Now Available the FREE EBOOK The Modern Wildlife Ranger

Jan 26, 2021 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: Animal Poaching, Rhino, rhino poaching Tagged: free ebook, Peter Milton, wildlife ranger

Did you know “A wildlife ranger’s life is now at far greater threat from poachers than from any of the animals he/she works with?” Peter Milton states in the latest free ebook. On that frightening note, let’s not shy away from the ever important frontline work performed by the modern wildlife ranger. Without them poaching would most likely have wiped out Africa’s endangered wildlife species already, and put many others on the protected species list. Peter Milton has been protecting the endangered rhino for decades. In this second free ebook published by Nikela Peter shares how much being a wildlife…

Three Reasons Small Donors are More Valuable than Large Funders

Dec 16, 2020 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: Animal Poaching, Elephants, FAQ, Human Wildlife Conflict, Lions, Pangolin, Rhino Tagged: donations, donors, funding, Moses Arineitwe, Moses Ryakitimbo

Lately, we’ve had people say, “Go after the large funders, individuals are too strapped during this pandemic.” However, in good times and in bad it’s the small donors that are important to nonprofits like Nikela. Three Reasons Small Donors are more valuable than Large Funders It may seem counterintuitive at first, but over the years we’ve learned that for nonprofits like ours small donors are key. Here are three main reasons why… ONE Control When large funders give money there often are strings attached. Ever big organization has a mission. This mission is naturally going to be somewhat different from…