Last year Saving the Wild began working with Prince William, The Duke of Cambridge's United for Wildlife Taskforces, specifically on overcoming the horrific challenges South Africa's #rhinos are facing. We...
Our best men are put on the bench while there is an enquiry. As the months drag on the syndicates then hit Kruger harder than ever, and a lot more...
In just five years Kruger has lost at least half their white rhino population with less than 3000 left. Zululand is also getting hammered and in no better position. The...
Reflecting on the year, and into the future, Saving the Wild is sharing some of our best moments of 2020, because sometimes just surviving is the greatest courage of all....
Says David Yarrow, "Should I ever photograph a wild animal in the United States again, it will be a wild animal in the wild." ...
By wrapping up his image in philanthropy campaigns with celebrity charities, David Yarrow himself has become a rich and famous man through the exploitation of animals. ...
“Covid is going to be the new normal for the foreseeable future,” says Simon, “So I wasn’t prepared to put my life on hold waiting for it to go away....
Saving the Wild has just made our first US$10 000 donation to Ol Pejeta for the protection of their rhinos, because we believe they’re going to go all the way....
Sometime in the near future Saving the Wild will be announcing further commitments to the Kimana wildlife corridor and the Maasai community, and we hope our global community will join...
Tomorrow morning there will be a bail application for the murder suspect arrested last week. Leroy was not the only person on the hit list. How many more police officers...