Our Iganyana Children’s Bush Camp resumed its programs smoothly following the holidays and the relaxing of COVID-19 regulations. We had eight schools coming to the Bush Camp for the free-of-charge camps for the period of July-September making a total of 24 camps so far this year.
Read MoreThe long tale of the Mpindothela pack continues. This time it takes a good turn, successfully emerging out of the den with five well-nourished pups. This is the first litter of the troubled Mpindo pack survivors and Mathathela males who joined and formed the Mpindothela pack.
Read MoreAs we all started to get our lives back under the new normal post-COVID-19, with people being allowed to gather in numbers again, we felt the need for some rigorous outreach to the local communities to catch up and address issues of poaching, a worrying concern that we had seen induced by the lockdowns of the pandemic period.
Read MoreAnti-poaching units are the first line and direct protectors of wildlife. Painted Dog Conservation anti-poaching scouts go out in the wild every day to remove wire snares set by poachers.
Read MoreThe tale of the Mpindothela has taken a better twist this time around. Clara, the pack's alpha female, now has pups, and the pack is denning. The Mpindothela pack is a merger of the four males from the Mathathela pack, which used to roam near our headquarters in Dete and the four remaining females of the notorious Mpindo pack.
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