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Setting Goals for 2017? How 30 days can change a life, a wildlife

Jan 4, 2017 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: Nikela Blog, wild animals, wildlife conservation, wildlife lovers Tagged: 2017, Baye Pigors, goals, help save wildlife, Lynn Clifford

It’s that time of year again where we spend time setting goals for 2017 only to abandon them a few weeks from now. Do it differently this year! “Let’s watch a TED talk,” Russ said. In the most unlikely place up in the mountains of Tanzania we had good signal and plenty of data. Settled down in our rooftop tent we clicked “inspiring” short talks. The first two weren’t much, but the third, well, it got me thinking. It’s that time of year again where we look back, then forward. We spend time setting goals for 2017. To be honest,…

How your donations helped save African wildlife in 2016

Dec 20, 2016 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: #NikelaAfrica, Baye, Marnus, Nikela Blog, Peter, Shannon, Silke, wildlife conservation Tagged: African Bird of Prey Sanctuary, Bambelela, Baye Pigors, elephant poaching, Free to be Wild, giraffe conservation, Giraffe Conservation Foundation, Kevin Richardson, lion cubs, Lisa Hywood, Lynn Clifford, Marnus Roodbol, rhino poaching, Shannon Hoffman, Silke von Eynern, Steph Fennessy, Tikki Hywood Trust, walking for lions, Wildlife Action Group

Once again we’ve spent most of the year in Africa looking for people who save African wildlife. Thanks to your donations we’ve been able to help many more. 2016 turned out to be a banner year! Many thanks to folks like you who donated to save African wildlife. I’m sitting at the base of Mount Kilimanjaro. The perfect majestic setting to feel the grandeur of creation. Clouds cover much of the mountain from view at the moment. Just like in January we couldn’t ‘see’ the number of people saving wildlife we could assist. How your donations helped save African wildlife…

Two rescued Serval Cats ready for release

Nov 17, 2016 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: #NikelaAfrica, Baye, Free to be Wild, Nikela Blog, wildlife conservation Tagged: Baye Pigors, Free to be Wild, Rescue rehabilitation, Serval cats

Earlier this year Baye from Free to be Wild reached out for help to save two Serval cats. Here’s what we did. She lays her ears back and snarls. Ferocious! Baye laughs as we approach the holding pen of the two Serval Cats ready for release. The day the Servals came to the rescue center Baye was showing Khumbulane (her right hand man) that it was okay to go into the enclosure to feed them. Well, not so. Baye entered the cage with donated container of live mice. (The Servals were desperately in need of exercise and needed to get…

VIDEOS: Take a look at People Saving Wildlife in Africa on our YouTube Playlist

Nov 10, 2016 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: #NikelaAfrica, Nikela Blog, Ride along, wild animals, wildlife conservation, wildlife lovers Tagged: Baye Pigors, Fred Berrange, Lisa Hywood, Patrick Jordan, Shannon Hoffman, Silke von Eynern, Wade Whitehead, YouTube playlist

Just when we think all is lost we meet more amazing people saving wildlife. Meet people like Shannon, Baye, Silke, Marnus, Patrick, Fred, Lisa… and the list goes on. They save rhino, lions, leopard, primates, and birds. From the biggest to the smallest. They’re amazing people saving wildlife, some at huge personal sacrifice, all out of deep love for wildlife and preserving species, one animal at a time. We’ve captured many of our visits so you can meet them too.

The Adventure Begins Again – Helping People Saving Wildlife

Aug 31, 2016 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: #NikelaAfrica, Baye, Living in a Landy, Nikela Blog, nonprofit, Ride along, Silke Tagged: #NikelaAfrica, back to Africa, Bambelela, Baye Pigors, Free to be Wild, Margrit & Russ, ride along, Silke von Eynern

Nikela is on a mission of helping people saving wildlife in Africa. “Your flight is cancelled!” Said the attendant as we stepped up to the check in counter. Not something you want to hear when this is the only daily flight from the Washington DC Dulles airport to Johannesburg South Africa. After 22 hours, of being rerouted to Amsterdam in the Netherlands, arriving too late in Johannesburg to be picked up by our friend Sheila Upton Bath with Dance to be Wild, spending the night in a hotel, catching the train the next morning, we finally make it to pick…

Setting Goals for 2017? How 30 days can change a life, a wildlife

How your donations helped save African wildlife in 2016

Two rescued Serval Cats ready for release

VIDEOS: Take a look at People Saving Wildlife in Africa on our YouTube Playlist

The Adventure Begins Again – Helping People Saving Wildlife

Modern Wildlife Ranger

More Skilled Warrior than Quiet Conservationist