In this photo, our WCA team is practising spoor identification. Can you identify the species based on the footprints in the image? Test your skills and leave your guesses in the comments. We'll reveal the answer in our next post! #WildlifeWednesday #action4wild

During our latest quarterly review meeting, team members shared valuable feedback and insights on their work, fostering a greater understanding of our progress.

One of the highlights was a special visit from an unexpected guest—an elephant! 🐘 #WildlifeConservation

Celebrating #EarthDay2024 Read our latest blog post, highlighting the urgent need to address plastic pollution and protect our wildlife and their habitats. 🌍wildlifeconservationaction.org/post/planet-vs… #SaveOurPlanet #EndPlasticPollution

Fun Fact Friday!
Did you know that jackals are notorious for stealing eggs from birds' nests? They've been known to dig out eggs from the nests of ostriches, and other ground-nesting birds.

# #FunFactFriday #Jackels #wildlife

Listen to Dr Moreangels Mbizah as she dives deep into the incredible benefits of true community conservation in this enlightening podcast by Tusk.
#communityconservation #wildlifeprotection #tuskpodcast

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Celebrating the women in Conservation: Our March Newsletter is here wix.to/zoIUrGB

Fun Fact Friday!
Did you know that honey badgers have been known to steal food from other animals, even bigger animals like lions and hyenas? In fact, they're such tenacious fighters that they've earned the nickname 'Honey badger don't care.'

Wishing all wildlife conservationists a vibrant and inspiring new month filled with passion, dedication, and impactful actions for our precious planet and its inhabitants. Together, let's continue to protect and preserve our natural world!
#HappyNewMonth #ConservationHeroes

Fun Fact Friday!
Did you know that Vervet monkeys have been known to throw their poop at people! 😂 It's actually a defence mechanism to scare away predators, but it's definitely not something you'd want to be on the receiving end of! 💩🙈

#FunFactFriday #vervetmonkeys

Hello Monday!
#mondayquestion #stopwildlifepoaching #stopwildlifetrafficing

Did you know that #rhinos use their poop to communicate? Yep, that's right - they use their dung to leave messages for other rhinos. They'll urinate on their dung to mark their territory, or they'll stomp on it to leave a scent trail. Pretty cool, right? 😄

#FunFactFriday

'The true meaning of life is to plant trees under whose shade you do not expect to sit.' - Nelson Henderson
HAPPY WORLD DAY OF FORESTS
#InternationalDayofForests #saveforestsavelife #protectforest #plantatreetoday

Learn more about the threats and conservation efforts of #hyenas on the link below #WildlifeWatching

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As we continue to celebrate women, Yesterday we attended a Women Leading Globally event organised by the @USEmbassyZimbabwe for the Women's Month celebration at Women's University In Africa.
#WomensMonth #womenleadingglobally #womensuniversityinafrica #wildlifeconservation

Did you know there are almost 4,000 species classified as critically endangered? There are so many beautiful animals that could be lost if we remain complaisant. Learn more about our planet’s most endangered species and how you can help: g.ifaw.org/3TbnWkJ

#Leopards do not roar like lions. They communicate through distinctive calls that sound more like a raspy bark, their rasp can be heard up to two miles away, they also make a chuffing or huffing sound as a friendly greeting. Like cats, they purr when they’re happy.

A huge thanks to @NRTV for providing a platform to talk about wildlife conservation. At WCA, raising awareness of human-wildlife conflict mitigation is key in our work as we strive for harmony between communities and the wild. #wildlife #action4wild

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Maliasili is hosting an Impact Festival online, and you're invited to join in on the conversation!
Register: lnkd.in/ev2MujAM
Thursday 14 March, 2024
5pm - 6:30pm CAT
6pm – 7:30pm EAT

Happy Monday, conservationists! As we know, wildlife conservation is a complex and ever-evolving field, with many challenges and opportunities So, how do you think these changes will impact #wildlifeconservation in the next 10 years? #mondaythoughts

Congratulations to Dr. Moreangels Mbizah for being nominated as one of the Top 30 Female Trailblazers in African Tourism 2024.
The connection between wildlife conservation and tourism is a strong one. Healthy #wildlife populations attract visitors.