One More Generation | Nikela: Helping People Saving Wildlife

Wildlife Conservation: Want Change Teach Children

Dec 16, 2016 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: All Posts, Animal Poaching, conservation, Poaching, Rhino, rhino poaching, wildlife conservation Tagged: "Save the Rhino" Party Kit for Kids, activities, children, granddaughter, Kids Party Kits, OMG, One More Generation, Party kit, rhino horn, rhino poaching, teach children

Several months back four year old Lori was asked to take care of her grandmother’s rhino while she was away. Wildlife conservation. Children care unless taught otherwise! Years ago I worked in a therapeutic foster care program. My role was to provide therapy for kids and teens in their foster homes as well as counsel the foster parent(s). There was only once that I encountered a young child who already presented zero caring typical of sociopaths. The rest, no matter how troubled they were, that soft side we call empathy could be accessed. Rhino poaching and wildlife trafficking as a…

Kids Saving Rhino?

Mar 5, 2015 · by Russ · In: #NikelaAfrica, Africa Wildlife Conservation Tour 2014, All Posts Tagged: 1000000 foot prints, Kids, Margie Kolver, OMG, One More Generation, World Youth Rhino Summit

Margie Kolver of ‘One More Generation’ mentors kids saving Rhino. “Not again… where’s my sock?” In my sleepy state I see it circling Saturn with my lost luggage. Then I remember. Trudging to the garden I discover the white toe sticking out of the dirt. Staying with our friend Margie Kolver in Johannesburg has its hazards one of which is her cute little thief dog Milu. Margie’s passion for mischievous animals includes protecting all wildlife especially the Rhino, the unfortunate target for poaching syndicates who slaughter these beautiful beasts merely for their horns. As the South African Chairperson for ‘One…

Wildlife Conservationists, Advocates and Activists Who Make a Difference

Apr 1, 2014 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: Africa Wildlife Conservation Tour 2014 Tagged: All Out Africa, Andrew Cairncross, Bambelela, Bongi's Quest, Brian Sandberg, Carol Booth, Chris Daniel, Dance to be Wild, Dr. Peter Rogers, Drew Abrahamson, Earth Org, Endangered Wildlife Trust, Evite Taylor, FreeMeKZN, Gareth Carter, Gareth Putter, George Mbatha, Green Kidz, Hlane Royal National Park, iMfolozi, Janet Cuthbertson, Julian Rademeyer, Karen Trendler, Killing for Profit, Kim Roques, Kirstey Brebner, Leonard Mkhabela, Lorinda Hern, Makehya Madela, Malolotja Nature Reserve, Margie Kolver, Margot Stewart, Monkey Hotline, One More Generation, Patrick Jordan, Patrick Sibeko, Paul Oxton, Peter Milton, Protrack, Rhino Calf Response, Rhino Mercy, Rhino Rescue Project, Rhino Revolution, Robi Beninca, Rocking rhinos, Royal Kruger Lodge, Roz Marius, Sarah Berg, Shannon Hoffman, Sheila Upton Bath, Silke von Eynern, Sniffer Dog Unit, South African Wildlife Conservation Tour, SPOTS, Steve Smit, Suni-Ridge Sanctuary, Swaziland, Terry Bengis, Tom Tochterman, Untamed Odyssey, Vic Richards, Vincent Barkas, Warwick Wragg, Wild at Heart, wildlife vet

Margrit and Russ Harris from Nikela meet with people who help save African Wildlife in South Africa and Swaziland. No whirlwind trip, but a ten week adventure in South Africa and Swaziland. The objective; to experience and learn what wildlife conservationists, advocates, activists and others are doing in their realm to protect and assure the survival of African wildlife species. The people we meet are diverse in their ideology, expertise and impact, however they share a common passion and dedication for their work to save Africa’s wildlife, in particular black rhino and white rhino, lions, birds of prey (Bearded Vulture),…

Eight Different Ways People are Saving African Wildlife

Feb 25, 2014 · by Wildlife Margrit · In: Animal Poaching, Lions, Raptors, Rhino Tagged: African Bird of Prey Sanctuary, Ben, Carol, Dance to be Wild, Gearge Mbatha, Kruger, Margie Klover, Monkey Helpline, One More Generation, Patrick, Patrick Sibeko, Peter Milton, Roz, Shannon, Sheila, Silke, Steve, Vincent Barkas

What we can learn from the quite different ways people are saving African wildlife. “Just save the animals!” Fewer years ago than I care to admit my thinking was that simplistic. I thought wildlife conservation was all about keeping wild animals and birds safe in their natural environment. Well it is, but modern life has made it much more complicated. In the lengthy well researched work, “Evolution & Innovation in Wildlife Conservation” the issue of protecting Africa’s wild animals and birds is presented in great detail. However, during the first half of our ten week Africa Wildlife Conservation Tour…