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Conservation Updates

Elephant Collar alerts break out

Three warthogs saved from poachers' snares

Elephant bull escapes from Mkhuze into community lands

Buffalo cow saved from snare

Kudu female finally located and freed

Neck snare removed from Giraffe

Elephant calf saved from leg snare

Update on Collared Wild Dog in Gonarezhou National Park

Tracking Equipment for Pioneering Ground Hornbill Research

Lions moved across South Africa in plane

Hyena dragged out of hole and snare removed

3-night-search for snared hyenas - one rescued

Contribution to Jaguar ID Project in Pantanal, Brazil

19 animals collared in Iona National Park, Angola

WWW travelers help install their donated nest box

Second hyena collared as part of monitoring program

Two hyena collared, supporting anti-poaching strategy

5 animals desnared during patrol flight

Raising funds to cover medical bills for Bandit, the K9

Hyena saved from snare during collaring operation

Patrol Discovers Two Elephants Stuck on Tree

Safari Guests Sponsor Rhino Horn Trimming

Anti-Poaching Flight Spots Crime Scene & Rescues Zebra

Eyes In The Sky: Saving Lives & Catching Poachers

Buffalo Bull Saved From Snare

Town Warthog Saved From Snare

Porcupine Saved From Snare

Tracking tags for rehabilitated pangolins

South Africa's Oldest Game Reserve Dehorns Rhinos

Anti-poaching flight successfully captures poacher

Elephant collared in community game reserve to prevent human-wildlife conflict

3 nest boxed donated for Southern Ground Hornbill

Wild Dog Monitoring in Kruger National Park

Funding to continue fighting the decline of the Ground Hornbill population

Rhino Horn Trimming Conservation Overlanding Expedition

Wild Wonderful World is a registered USA charity!

Impala Saved From Snare

Two hyena saved from snares in one week

Two snares removed from one hyena

Snared Leopard rescue mission

Rescue came too late for this hyena...

Snared hyena rescued on Djuma Private Game Reserve

K9 Conservation Response Vehicle Suspension Sponsored

Young male lion collared and snare sweep

$2,700 donated to Provet Animal Hospital for pangolin rescue

Night Vision Scope Aids Rescue of Snared Lioness

Spotted hyena rescued from snare

Major rhino horn-trimming operation in Southern Kruger National Park, South Africa

Southern Ground Hornbill nest monitoring

Conservation Experience on Safari in Kenya

Collaring to start a new national park in Angola!

Wild Dog tracking collar funded for Gonarezhou National Park

Supporting Southern Ground Hornbill 2023-2024 Breeding Season

Elephant Calf saved from snare in Tuli Block, Botswana

Horn-trimming of three white rhino on Balule Game Reserve

Elephant bull re-collared to ensure tracking history

Young male hyena saved from snare in the mouth

Hyena desnared during major snare sweep operation

Rhino saved from terrible wound

Two elephants collared for the price of one!

Female hyena saved from 2 snares around neck

Male Lion evades rescue for two days

Ground hornbill transport funded

Young elephant saved from snare

Hyena desnared on Aratusha Airstrip

Two hyena saved from snares

Night Vision Scope sponsored for vet dart gun

Buffalo cow snaved from snare

The worst snare we have ever seen...

Gache-Gache community bee-keeping project

Pel's Fishing Owl Monitoring Mission

Rhino monitoring on a private game reserve

Elephant Monitoring & Beehive Donation

Horrific snared Hyena next to Kruger National Park

Wild Dog relocation from the Kalahari to Zululand in Kwazulu-Natal

Helicopter training for Anti-Poaching Units

Maldives Diving Trip donates to Whale Shark Research Programme

Rhino ear-notching and horn-tagging in South Africa