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Four Reasons This Is The Best Gift Giving Idea Yet!

Sep 18, 2019 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: endangered, Nikela Blog, wildlife conservation, wildlife lovers Tagged: donate, give in honor of, give in memory of, make a donation, Moses Arineitwe, Moses Ryakitimbo

The time of year is fast approaching. And if you’re like me you both love and hate it. Every year coming up with the best gift giving idea seems to get harder. However, the latest trend may just make this the easiest gifting year yet! Make a donation in honor of your loved one or friend. Everyone loves that warm fuzzy ‘do good’ feeling, right? Make a donation to rescue, protect or sponsor. Give a gift that changes lives. Four reasons this is the best gift giving idea yet 1. Easy and Convenient You don’t have to go running from…

The 3 Top Reasons to Donate to Small Wildlife Conservation Organizations

Aug 21, 2019 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: #NikelaAfrica, Animal Poaching, Human Wildlife Conflict, Nikela Blog, wildlife conservation Tagged: anti-poaching, donate, human-wildlife conflict, Moses Arineitwe, Moses Ryakitimbo, rescue rehab, Silke von Eynern

You’re ready to help! You want to make a difference but are a bit stymied by what to do. After all, you have many choices. There are many small wildlife conservation organizations. How do you choose? Your first choice may well be, do you give to a large or small wildlife conservation organization? Large wildlife conservation organizations have a lot of money. Large wildlife conservation organizations get involved on a big scale. Large wildlife conservation organizations have significant overhead costs. Large wildlife conservation organizations are influenced by their big donors. Large wildlife conservation organizations are well known and monitored. So…

Giving is Fun! If you missed it there’s still time to make a difference

Dec 19, 2018 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: Baye, Nikela Blog, Silke Tagged: donate, giving is fun, make a difference

Important days like #GivingTuesday come and go. Sometimes opportunities are lost forever. Fortunately to make a difference there’s always time. There’s always another need to fill when it comes to saving Africa’s wildlife. Our heroes can always use another few dollars to help pay for vet expenses, rescue missions, daily animal care and even fuel. Fuel costs have doubled! Yes doubled in the past five years of our living and traveling in Africa. When talking with Marnus the other day he said that fuel is currently his biggest expense in his human-wildlife conflict work. For Baye (in the photo) its…

Wildlife Guardian Wages – Help Khumbulane at Free to be Wild

Mar 20, 2018 · by Russ · In: conservation, Nikela Blog, wild animals, wildlife conservation Tagged: donate, Free to be Wild, wildlife guardian

Oh how we love you Khumblane. From the beginning he’s been a natural but Baye needs help to pay his wildlife guardian wages. Here’s more about him so you can feel as honored as we are to pay his wildlife guardian wages. A 6 month commitment so far but we would like to make it permanent. When you’re around Khumbu you smile a lot and enjoy the animals. But trust me, his real magic is helping Baye build and work this important Rescue Rehab Release Center in Zimbabwe. For the first few years he was her only help and is…

10 Reasons not to donate to your favorite charity online this holiday season

Nov 28, 2017 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: Nikela Blog Tagged: donate, Favorite charity, give online, holiday season, save wildlife

It’s that time of year when your inbox is flooded with cries to donate to your favorite charity online. You’re either feeling great or guilty round about now. It’s that time of year when your inbox is flooded with cries to donate to your favorite charity online. But wait, maybe you’re not feeling great or guilty, but annoyed. Ticked off that so many are stretching their hands out for help. Well, here are… 10 reasons not to donate to your favorite charity online this holiday season You don’t have a favorite charity Okay, guess that’s believable. After all there are…