An article by Ian Kilbride We on Earth lose between 200-2,000 species every year. Just stop, pause and think about it. That equates to up to five species lost to... read more →
PROTECT OUR WILDLIFE! PLEASE DONATE. SWF is a Public Benefit Organisation and your donations can qualify as a taxable deduction. Account holder: Spirit Wildlife Foundation (RF) NPC Account number: 1145912524... read more →
Spirit Education Foundation selects a theme each year that coincides with the implementation of their Mentorship program The 2023 theme is VOICE, an opportunity for voices to be heard, and... read more →
Spirit Wildlife Foundation - Elephants Alive ‘They also serve who only stand and wait’ - John Milton As the year draws to an end, so does that of a great... read more →
Whilst Grey, Spirit, Jemu and Lilli learn to navigate summer months in the reserve, Wyntir and River seem intent on introducing Blizzy to all aspects of Care for Wild’s conservation... read more →
The Spirit Education Foundation (https://spiritf.org/education-foundation/) recently celebrated its new scholars’ day. Held at Wynberg Girls High School, 42 new SEF scholars joined the programme, with a total of 137 scholars... read more →
As usual, November in the bush lived up to our expectations! The days are long, hot and extremely humid. Temperatures reach 25 degrees celsius by 08:00 / 09:00 in the... read more →
There are key factors that determine employment readiness. Our work with Bonnievale 418 assists youth with their critical thinking skills, personal presentation and gaining certification required for access to employment.... read more →
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 →