An article by Ian Kilbride This week I was the guest of the Appleton Chairman, Tim Hughes, at a reception hosted by the UK High Commissioner, Antony Phillipson, in honour... read more →
Observation of Rhinos Summer has well and truly arrived at Care for Wild. The temperatures are climbing daily and the rain is falling heavily. The dusty, brown, dead veldt is... read more →
Written by Michelle Henley, Director, Co-Foundation & Principal Researcher at Elephants Alive We have had the privilege of fitting collars and conducting collaring operations as sponsored gifts to special friends... read more →
An article by Ian Kilbride Yesterday, I was privileged to spend a memorable morning in the company of Rear Admiral Arne Soderlund (SAN retired) at his unique museum. The recipient... read more →
Physical fitness and participation in recreational activities at school is important for teens. It helps with reducing stress, improves skin condition, helps with sleep, develops a positive mindset, increases energy... read more →
With the first small amounts of rainfall earlier this month, the dried-up mud pools became a haven in the tropical heat. Daisy has discovered that she really does enjoy a... read more →
The unique legacy of our late beloved Lynne Munnik is being carried forward by her daughters, Julia Munnik and Alexandra Tasker, who in November are competing in the Isuzu Half... read more →
In January 2019, Spirit, Grey, Jemu and Lilli entered the first stages of rewilding and were released into the first phase of the Intensive Protection Zone. Over the last three... read more →
Building communities requires many hands. The Spirit Community Foundation provides the guidance and expertise to assist you with your giving. To make a difference now, connect with us at The... read more →
The Spirit Education Foundation (SEF) was privileged to work with Helga Nefdt unpacking, planning and developing exciting endeavors to improve our scholarship programme that involves skills development, education support and... read more →