Author name: Working with Wildlife

About Working with WildlifeWorking with Wildlife is a dedicated organization driven by a bold vision to preserve African biodiversity. We believe that responsible tourism, coupled with education, research, and advocacy, can empower ordinary citizens to become conservation champions.Our Mission: To protect Africa's rich biodiversity by connecting people with hands-on conservation initiatives. We promote sustainable tourism models, engage local communities, conduct vital research, and advocate for policies that safeguard Africa's precious wildlife and habitats.What We DoConservation in Action: From habitat restoration to targeted species protection, Working with Wildlife prioritizes projects that make a tangible difference for Africa's biodiversity.Community Partnerships: We work closely with local communities, recognizing their knowledge and vital role in long-term conservation success.Tourism with Purpose: We offer unique conservation-focused tourism experiences that create awareness, generate funds, and directly support conservation efforts.Educational Outreach: Through workshops, campaigns, and engaging programs, we raise awareness and inspire the next generation of conservationists.Advocacy: We champion policies and collaborate with key stakeholders to ensure a safe future for Africa's wildlife.Scientific Research: Our research informs conservation strategies, providing crucial data on endangered species and ecosystems.Why Us?Working with Wildlife offers a unique opportunity to transcend the role of a traditional tourist. With us, you become a conservation advocate, immersed in the challenges and triumphs of protecting Africa's natural heritage. Your journey has a direct impact, supporting crucial initiatives and shaping a sustainable future.Learn MoreExplore our Strategic Plan: Contact us for detailed information on our conservation objectives and action plans.Read our blog to discover the latest conservation news, research updates, and inspiring stories from the field.Get involved! Support our work through donations, volunteering, or joining one of our impactful conservation journeys.Together, we can create a sustainable future for Africa's wildlife and wild places.

An African antelope that's the size of a moose stands tall in the savanna at khamab kalahari reserve during sunset, showcasing its impressive size and the beauty of its natural environment.

The African Antelope That’s the Size of a Moose: Unveiling the Eland

The African Antelope That’s the Size of a Moose: Unveiling the Eland Africa’s Moose-Like Antelope Imagine an antelope so grand, so imposing, that it rivals a moose in stature. This enormous creature is the common eland, the second-largest antelope on the African continent, and a true indication to the diversity and wonder of the natural

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Striped polecat standing in grass with tail raised in Khamab Kalahari Reserve

Unmasking the Zorilla: Secrets of the Striped Polecat

Unmasking the Striped Polecat: Secrets of the Zorilla The Striped Polecat: A Master of African Survival The Striped Polecat (Ictonyx striatus), also known as the African polecat, zoril, zorille, zorilla, Cape polecat, and African skunk, is a small but incredibly adaptable carnivorous mammal that has conquered a vast range of habitats across the African continent.

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Oryx herd crossing a Kalahari pan, with a lone elephant bull in the distance

Gemsbuck: The Icon of the Desert

Gemsbuck, the striking antelopes of the Kalahari Desert, embody resilience and adaptation. Discover these desert warriors – their fascinating social lives, incredible survival strategies, and the conservation challenges they face. At Khamab Kalahari Reserve, witness gemsbok thriving and gain a deeper understanding of their crucial role in the ecosystem. Learn about our ongoing gemsbok research and how you can contribute to their conservation.

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Elephant Trunk: The Amazing Conservation Tool & Survival Key

Unlock the secrets of the incredible elephant trunk! This evolutionary marvel isn’t just a nose – it’s a survival tool, communication center, and so much more. Discover how elephants use their trunks for everything from smelling water miles away to protecting their young. Join us as we explore the fascinating world of elephant trunks and the critical role they play in the lives of these gentle giants.

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Close-up of a lion drinking from a Kalahari waterhole, eye level

Lion Monitoring

Lion Monitoring to safeguard the Kalahari Lion: Conservation Begins Here. Witness the iconic Kalahari lion, with its majestic black mane, on Khamab Kalahari Reserve. Learn about their social bonds, hunting strategies, and the threats they face. Understand the importance of monitoring lion populations, the impact of habitat loss, and the challenges of balancing conservation with tourism pressures. Join our mission to protect these powerful predators.

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Cheetah and gemsbok standoff, Kalahari Desert

Cheetah Monitoring

Become a Cheetah Monitoring Champion: Conservation Starts Here. The cheetah, icon of speed, desperately facing a race against time. Join Khamab Kalahari Reserve’s cheetah monitoring projects to help safeguard these incredible cats! Learn about their unique adaptations, hunting strategies, and the threats they face in an ever-changing world. Your participation helps gather vital data for effective conservation action. Discover the importance of research, how habitat loss fuels human-wildlife conflict, and what you can do to ensure cheetahs continue to grace Africa’s wild landscapes.

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Two African wild dogs stand together in a recently burned area, the black earth contrasting with their colorful coats.

African Wild Dog Monitoring

Protecting through African Wild Dog Monitoring. Uncover the secrets of the critically endangered African wild dog and contribute to their conservation! Join our monitoring efforts on Khamab Kalahari Reserve. Learn about their unique social bonds, hunting strategies, and the threats they face. Help us understand this fascinating predator and develop strategies to ensure their survival in the Kalahari. Discover how monitoring informs conservation, why habitat loss is their biggest threat, and the challenges faced by small populations. Ready to make a difference?

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Researchers fitting a satellite tag on a pangolin, Kalahari Reserve

Mission, Vision, Objectives, and Strategic Plan

Our Mission, Vision, Objectives, and Strategic Plan Our Vision “Preserve biodiversity in Africa by connecting ordinary citizens with hands-on conservation initiatives through tourism, education, advocacy, and research.” Our Mission To preserve African biodiversity by developing a sustainable model which prioritizes biodiversity conservation and sustainable development, driven by responsible tourism practices and strategic grants, that converts

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