Two servals have been released by iSimangaliso CEO Andrew Zaloumis and Emdoneni cat rehabilitation centre owners Louis and Cecillie Nel into the Western Shores section of the iSimangaliso Wetland Park, adding to the small resident population of the ‘savannah stalker’.
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Rhino orphans released into iSimangaliso
On Monday, three white rhino orphans were peacefully released into their new home within the iSimangaliso Wetland Park.
Lions re-introduced into iSimangaliso
Three male lions were recently collared and released from their holding boma into the uMkhuze section of South Africa’s iSimangaliso Wetland Park.
iSimangaliso’s rhinos dehorned and relocated
iSimangaliso dehorns and translocates six rhino in an emergency intervention, due to drought.
iSimangaliso’s December drought – the harsh reality
iSimangaliso is dealing with the harsh reality of drought.
iSimangaliso celebrates World Rhino Day with DEA Deputy Minister
iSimangaliso Wetland Park celebrated World Rhino Day at an event attended by the Deputy Minister of Department of Environmental Affairs and the partner organisations who have been involved in the “My Rhino, Our Future” campaign.
Marching from Kosi to uMfolozi for rhinos
Participants in this month’s “Rhino Walk” will walk over 220km across the length of the iSimangaliso Wetland Park going from school to school to educate young people about rhino conservation.
iSimangaliso takes bold steps to safeguard rhinos
Black and white rhinos in the Western Shores section of iSimangaliso have been de-horned in the hope of giving them a better chance of survival in areas where they are most under threat of poaching.
The effects of drought in iSimangaliso
Understanding the problem of drought in iSimangaliso Wetland Park and finding the solution.
iSimangaliso winning the war against poaching
With four recent successes, iSimangaliso Wetland Park sets a great example in combatting wildlife crime.
A buffalo shows who’s boss in iSimangaliso
A dagga boy shows the CEO of iSimangaliso Wetland Park who is actually in charge.
iSimangaliso’s slithering specials
What you didn’t know about Gaboon adders at iSimangaliso Wetland Park.
Turtling in iSimangaliso
November is turtle breeding time at iSimangaliso Wetland Park.
iSimangaliso – the place of miracles and wonders continues to amaze
There has been a ground-breaking discovery and naming of two new species of monkey moths in the iSimangaliso Wetland Park in South Africa.
Mountain biking through iSimangaliso
Whales, rhinos and more turn iSimangaliso MTB 4 Day into unforgettable experience.
iSimangaliso to restore all original species
iSimangaliso Wetland Park intends to realise a conservation vision of restoring all historically occurring game back into the world heritage site. With the introduction of eland, the next and final species will be brought back.
Satellite tag could reveal more about mysterious coelacanths
For the very first time detailed data about iSimangaliso’s coelacanths has been collected via a satellite tag.
