Why I Want to Save Wildlife | Nikela: Helping People Saving Wildlife

The easiest way to support your favorite charity this holiday season

Nov 25, 2016 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: All Posts, Why I Want to Save Wildlife, wildlife conservation, wildlife lovers Tagged: Amazon Smile, AmazonSmile, donate, donation, Favorite charity, giving is easy, holiday season

Forget the usual donation and help save lions, primates, pangolin and other African wildlife this holiday season by shopping on Amazon Smile. It’s that time of year again! Shopping, shopping, shopping. If you’re shopping for Christmas gifts or taking advantage of the bargains for yourself this holiday season, it doesn’t much matter. What does matter is that you don’t leave money on the table! Money that can be used to save lions, primates, pangolin and other African wildlife. It’s super easy. Use Amazon Smile to shop. Yup, it’s that simple. Each time you buy, Amazon makes a donation to charities like…

Amazon Smile: The perfect way to support your favorite charity without even trying

Aug 10, 2016 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: All Posts, Why I Want to Save Wildlife, wildlife conservation, wildlife lovers Tagged: Amazon Smile, AmazonSmile, donate, giving is easy

Without spending a penny you can donate to save lions, primates, pangolin and other African wildlife when you shop with Amazon Smile. Amazon is one of the most widely used websites in the world. You might use it to buy all kinds of things you need for your home, work and fun. What you might not know is that Amazon will make a donation to charities like Nikela every time you make a purchase? Yes, 0.5% of your order value is donated in your behalf to your favorite charity, hopefully Nikela. All you do is shop on smile.amazon.com. If you…

The Kruger Park Affair – Why I Want to Save Wildlife

Apr 15, 2015 · by Nikela Volunteer/Guest blogger · In: conservation, Elephants, leopard, Poaching, Rhino, Why I Want to Save Wildlife, wild animals, wildlife conservation, wildlife lovers Tagged: elephant, Kruger National Park, Leopard, rhino, Tamarin McCartin, Why I Want to Save Wildlife

Tamarin visits the Kruger Park in Africa, falls in love, has her heart broken, but is not defeated. “The bush is your mistress. She’ll pull you away, make you long for her. But she’ll never be your wife.” This was how our guide, Frank, tried to describe Kruger National Park. By the afternoon of our second day I understood. The connection was profound, and the heartbreak like nothing I’ve ever felt. Within minutes of entering the park Frank stopped the vehicle so we could visit a bull elephant only a few meters from the road. My heart was pounding, and…

Why I Want to Save Wildlife – Paul Michael Reynolds

Feb 13, 2012 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: conservation, Why I Want to Save Wildlife, wild animals, wildlife conservation, wildlife lovers Tagged: guest blogger, Paul Michael Reynolds, student, UK, wildlife conservation

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 thus the natural world around us”. Paul is another one of those wonderful folk eager to make a difference for our planet and our wildlife. We connected via Twitter and started a conversation. Here is Paul’s story, as he joins others in our series, Why I…

Why I Want to Save Wildlife – Tyler West

Nov 29, 2011 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: All Posts, Animal Poaching, endangered, Why I Want to Save Wildlife, wild animals Tagged: Colorado State University, human-wildlife conflict, Tyler West, wildlife conservation, wolf

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 Wildlife”. I met Tyler via Twitter, where I meet many interesting people and learn about what they’re up to. Tyler’s professional appearance along with his studies and interest in wildlife conservation caught my attention, and I invited him to share his story. If you missed…