Baye Pigors | Nikela: Helping People Saving Wildlife

Even tall Giraffe and tiny Hedgehogs need protection from Wildlife Poachers

May 6, 2021 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: Animal Poaching, Rescue Rehabilitation Tagged: baboon, Baye Pigors, giraffe, pangolin, Vervet monkeys, Wildlife center, wildlife poaching

Above, enjoy some of our best animal video footage of wild Giraffe. The bush is home to Africa’s iconic wildlife. Sadly, wild animals of all sizes need protection from poachers. Even rescued animals are at risk of poaching in a sanctuary right outside of Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. From two tall giraffe to small hedgehogs. From elusive endangered pangolin to the common vervet monkey. From two spotted serval cats to large eyed owls. Baye loves them all, large or small, feathered or furry. Wild animals come to her injured, orphaned, confiscated or surrendered. At her wildlife rehabilitation center they get healed,…

VIDEO PLAYLIST: Meet a few truly amazing Wildlife Heroes

Sep 2, 2020 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: Animal Poaching, Human Wildlife Conflict, Rescue Rehabilitation Tagged: Baye Pigors, Lynn Clifford, Marnus Roodbol, Moses Arineitwe, Moses Ryakitimbo, Silke von Eynern, video playlist, wildlife heroes

Gosh! 84 on this video playlist! Tons of opportunities to meet a few super Wildlife Heroes. You know, the sort of people you feel honored to be around. The one in a million kind of people… dedicated, passionate, experts in their field… and yes, a bit nutty and definitely not mainstream. For us it’s a privilege to call them friends. You’re invited to personally meet them, and to get a small taste of the great work they do to save and protect wildlife. Enjoy this video playlist. Enjoy meeting a few truly amazing Wildlife Heroes… Moses rescues the highly endangered…

How one Wildlife Hero is beating the Coronavirus Crisis to feed her Baboons

Apr 28, 2020 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: Rescue Rehabilitation Tagged: baboon rehabilitation, Baye Pigors, Free to be Wild, rescue rehab center, Zimbabwe

The Coronavirus crisis has been with us for weeks, probably even months. This pandemic is impacting our Wildlife Heroes in very challenging ways. In the midst of the turmoil our youngest Wildlife Hero stumbled on a remarkable win-win situation to help feed the baboons in her rehabilitation center. Baye with Free to be Wild once again shows amazing compassion and resilience. Way back when Baye first reached out to us she was about to lose the piece of land her sanctuary called home. It was a horribly stressful time. When most of us would have given up… Baye persevered. Over…

3 Ways Corona Virus is Hurting Wildlife Rehabilitation Centers

Mar 18, 2020 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: Rescue Rehabilitation, Vervet Monkeys, Volunteers Tagged: Baye Pigors, Corona Virus, Silke von Eynern, wildlife rehabilitation

I’m struggling to pull my thoughts together. Struggling even to sit down with my laptop and write this article. This Corona Virus is ever present in my thoughts and occupying far too much of my time. At least 3 Ways Corona Virus is hurting Wildlife Rehabilitation Centers ONE: Being distracted. Be honest, aren’t you also watching your screen for updates? Chatting with friends on Facebook about their experience? Wondering if the meager stash of toilet paper in your closet is going to last? And the list goes on… tons of things on our minds, distracting us from helping where most…

Helping People Saving Wildlife – 2019 Nikela Report

Jan 28, 2020 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: Elephants, Human Wildlife Conflict, Lions, Pangolin, Safari Travels, Vervet Monkeys Tagged: Baye Pigors, beehive fences, Lynn Clifford, Moses Arineitwe, Moses Ryakitimbo, pangolin rescue mission, ranger scout, Silke von Eynern

Despite challenges 2019 was a banner year helping people saving wildlife… thanks to donors like you. Every year is a surprise! A surprise as to who donates and to whom we donate to. As we personally meet with every Wildlife Hero we give to (except two this year) who gets how much is a rather fluid thing. The coolest thing is when we can hand deliver a donation. It by-passes bank fees and it allows money to be put to use to save and protect wildlife immediately. Plus, nothing beats seeing the appreciative smile of a Wildlife Hero! Helping People…