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25/08/2026

Watching over vulture nests and seeing the next generation taking their first steps is a truly special part of conservation.

Monitoring these nests allows us to keep track of the chicks’ development and the overall health of the breeding sites. Using drones makes this work much easier and more efficient, giving us a safe view of the nests without disturbing the birds.

Every healthy chick is another step towards protecting these incredible and important scavengers.

11/07/2026

If you are not already planning to come to to the event today make sure you pull through! Ladysmith Black Mambazo is making a surprise appearance and its promising to be a great day out ! There is also an opportunity to support WildSky Foundation and our conservation initiatives!

🦏 RHINO OPEN UPDATE 🦏Due to the weather forecast, we’ve made the decision to postpone the Rhino Open.📅 *New Date: Saturd...
10/07/2026

🦏 RHINO OPEN UPDATE 🦏

Due to the weather forecast, we’ve made the decision to postpone the Rhino Open.

📅 *New Date: Saturday, 25 July 2026*

If you’re available on the new date, we’d love to have you join us!

🎟️ Enter here:
https://app.playtomic.io/tournaments/d30dae98-0e8a-4d06-8261-ead07b2cc001?utm_source=manager

Thank you for your understanding and support. We look forward to seeing you on *25 July* for a fantastic day of padel and conservation.

🦏 Play. Protect. Purpose.

08/07/2026

A critical step for cheetah conservation.

Fitting tracking collars allows conservation teams to monitor cheetah movements, understand their home ranges, respond to risks, and make informed management decisions for this endangered species.

With every collar fitted, we gain valuable insight that helps protect these incredible animals and the landscapes they depend on.

08/07/2026

Eyes in the sky. Protecting what can't protect itself.

Using drone technology to support anti-poaching efforts and safeguard wildlife, one flight at a time.

05/07/2026

Collaring cheetah is about far more than knowing where an animal is.

For endangered and threatened species, tracking collars provide vital information that helps conservation teams monitor movement, understand habitat use, respond to risks, and make better management decisions in real time.

Drones are becoming an incredibly valuable tool in this work. From the air, they help locate animals quickly and safely, guiding veterinary teams into position while reducing time on the ground, minimising disturbance, and improving overall efficiency.

This technology is changing the conventional way of doing things — giving conservation teams better eyes, faster information, and a safer way to support the wildlife they are working to protect.

Every collar fitted, every flight completed, and every data point collected helps build a stronger future for cheetah conservation.

🦏 ENTRIES ARE NOW OPEN – RHINO OPEN! 🦏Join Karibu Padel and the WildSky Foundation on 11 July 2026 for a day where every...
05/07/2026

🦏 ENTRIES ARE NOW OPEN – RHINO OPEN! 🦏

Join Karibu Padel and the WildSky Foundation on 11 July 2026 for a day where every point played helps protect one of Africa’s greatest treasures.

🔥 R10,000 CASH PRIZE POOL
🎾 Mixed Tournament
👫 Combination of 7 and Below

Your entry includes:
✅ Padel Tournament Entry
✅ Music on the Farm Entry
✅ Official WildSky Hat
✅ Contribution to the WildSky Foundation supporting drone anti-poaching initiatives in Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park

Whether you’re playing for the prize money, the experience, or the cause, this is a tournament you won’t want to miss.

🎟️ Enter now:
https://app.playtomic.io/tournaments/d30dae98-0e8a-4d06-8261-ead07b2cc001?utm_source=manager

Spaces are limited, so secure your spot today!

🦏 Play. Protect. Purpose.

Conservation is about more than one species. Through thermal and visual drone monitoring, we can safely observe wildlife...
18/06/2026

Conservation is about more than one species. Through thermal and visual drone monitoring, we can safely observe wildlife, detect threats, and gather valuable data across entire ecosystems. Every flight helps protect not just the animals we see, but the habitats and species that often go unnoticed.

Protecting wildlife starts with understanding the bigger picture. 🐾

Quintin Le Grange is a new drone pilot at one of our conservation projects in one of KZN's most well known private reser...
12/05/2026

Quintin Le Grange is a new drone pilot at one of our conservation projects in one of KZN's most well known private reserves. Quintin has hit the ground running, deploying the drones for everything from anti-poaching patrols to wildlife monitoring and human-wildlife conflict mitigation. This project is another example of how technology is being used as a force multiplier for conservation efforts, complementing ground teams and traditional methods.

All of our projects are donor funded and their contributions have direct impact on the frontlines of conservation. Visit our website to find out how you can put modern technology into the hands of conservation teams throughout Southern Africa.

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