Nikela | Nikela: Helping People Saving Wildlife

Happy Birthday Margrit and THANK YOU!!

Aug 26, 2015 · by Russ · In: All Posts Tagged: endangered species, happy birthday, Margrit, Margrit Harris, Nikela, South Africa, wildlife conservation

Life with this Wildlife nut is amazing. Fierce Lions, orphaned Rhinos and Monkeys, scary Snakes, injured Raptors, majestic Elephants, and many other injured or Endanger Species; Margrit does her part to help them by Helping People Saving Wildlife. After 40 years together you could say we know each other pretty well. But Margrit surprises me daily with her balance, enthusiasm, determination, drive, and caring dealings with people and Wildlife. She wants what’s right in the world and is willing to do her part passionately yet civilly. What a joy to share the adventure with this marvelous woman. Wildlife joined us early…

Happy Birthday Nikela! Look What’s Happened!

Apr 28, 2015 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: Raptors, Rhino, Vervet Monkeys Tagged: happy birthday, Margrit, Nikela, Peter, Philippines, RUSS, Shannon

Five years ago this month Margrit and Russ founded the nonprofit Nikela to help people saving African wildlife. Five Years It’s hard to believe that it has been five years! Six really since that visit to the African Bird of Prey Sanctuary… the one that sparked it all. Well actually it was the years previous to that… The five Russ and I spent in the Philippines. Once upon a time those islands must have been a tropical paradise, with the most colorful birds, unique primates and abundance of reptiles filling the forests. A National Geographic Magazine article stated that the…

Out and About with Silke

Apr 12, 2015 · by Nikela Volunteer/Guest blogger · In: All Posts, Nikela Volunteer, Vervet Monkeys Tagged: Bambelela, Nikela, Paige Bircham, rehabilitation, Silke, South Africa, Vervet monkeys, volunteer, wildlife

We take you out and about with premier primate rehabber Silke at Bambelela. This week The first task the team took on this week was the ‘greener transitory cage’ project, which involved purchasing and rolling out grass into the monkeys’ enclosures. This provided not only enrichment for the monkeys, but also a source of food, making their time at Bambelela as enjoyable as possible before they are released into the wild to live their free life. Over a tonne of corn was very generously provided to the team this week, which will be used to feed the monkeys. With high…

Answers to Recent Questions

Aug 9, 2011 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: All Posts Tagged: answers, FAQ, Nikela, Questions, rhino, wildlife conservation, wildlife documentary

Protect Primates, wildlife conservation organization, wildlife documentary, de-horning rhino, Nikela, PB’nJ. Over the past months we’ve answered a variety of questions individually. Here are some that you may have asked: What does Nikela mean? Nikela is a Zulu word and means “give to”, an invitation to all to support those who protect African wildlife and inspire others to do the same. Is Nikela a wildlife conservation organization? Nikela is all about protecting African wildlife, However, Nikela is not a wildlife conservation organization. Nikela is about helping people saving wildlife. Nikela is an advocacy and fundraising organization that supports those experts…

Wonderful People Wednesday – Shawn Bueche

Jun 15, 2011 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: Wonderful People Wednesday Tagged: Nikela, PB'nJ, PB'nJ Movement, Shawn Bueche, Wonderful People Wednesday

Wonderful People Wednesday presents Shawn Bueche, UT Student, PB’nJ Movement video, Save Wildlife and Spread the Word. It has been several months now that I found this totally unexpected email in my inbox: “We’ve made a video for you…” That PB’nJ Movement video went on to create quite a buzz for both Nikela and the UT students, plus attract donors to help save wildlife. It is with pleasure that we shine the spotlight on Shawn Bueche for this Wonderful People Wednesday: Shawn Bueche What is your background (what are you doing these days)? I am currently attending the University of Texas…