Both Lotter and Clark have worked in wildlife conservation for decades. Inspired by their mutual passion for Africa’s wildlife, and appalled by the devastation they saw poaching wreaking across the continent, Lotter and Clark founded PAMS as a small, nimble NGO, that they hoped would be able to have the maximum amount of impact. They … Continue reading A ‘shining light’ in the conservation world

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Illegal trade, organized crime, syndicates, and wildlife trafficking are all about the business of making money; supply and demand, myths and sales and insatiable human greed!The third largest illegal crime business is wildlife trafficking! With an estimated value between $5-20 billion* a year it ranks right up there with guns and drugs as the illegal capitalist’s trade of choice. … Continue reading China finishes our wildlife resources in Africa (Brighton Mbilinyi)

Level of poaching is still high

Today it was another chance for saviours of wildlife in corroboration with Tanzania herpetology society conducted a very big event at Nsoo secondary school where youth become inspired , motivated and mentored for wildlife conservation.More than 450 students was included in the event and some school staffs. Students become inspired to conserve wildlife through knowledge … Continue reading Unforgettable event

1. Black Rhino There are fewer than 2,500 Black Rhino remaining with numbers still declining due to the current poaching for its horn. Facts One of the oldest mammals on the earth, Brought back from the brink of extinction once     before (1970s),These huge beasts can run up to 55mph (88kph), Found mainly in South Africa. 2. … Continue reading ​7 Critically Endangered Animals in Africa

The Next Generation Simply put, there are not enough people in the wings to do the heavy lifting for wildlife in the future. And with the focus on money, fewer are heading for key positions to make the right decisions for wildlife. It just makes sense to influence young Africans to find their passion for wildlife; like assisting Saviours of wildlife in … Continue reading ​The Next Generation With conservation.

Five Top Ways to Save African Wildlife By: http://www.sowtv.wordpress.com #2 Anti-Poaching.  Yesterday it was dealing with human wildlife conflict. Today it's a nice moment to go through the second method. Poaching is the illegal hunting, capture or snaring of wild animals. These practices have been going on for centuries in Africa. Local people hunted for their own … Continue reading 2.Anti-poaching

The primate population is being massacred on a huge scale in some of the most fragile and unique habitats on Earth, all to make way for cheap palm oil for unnecessary supermarket products.Palm oil is relatively new phenomenon, only really making a name for itself in the past 20 years or so, but since companies … Continue reading Don’t Ignore This Post – The Whole World Needs To Know What’s Happening

If you think in the box you can think everything is impossible but now lets get out of the box for sometimes. “Save African Wildlife? No problem, just have the Wildlife community get together and work things out!” That was my naive solution when i was young. Looking back it was like saying, “Just get rid … Continue reading What do you think about African wildlife?