Working with Wildlife

20/08/2025

The “hoo call” of an African wild dog, recorded after some dogs became separated from the pack during a hunt.

This unique bird-like call is low and drawn-out helping it to travel long distances so lost pack members can reunite after the chaos of a hunt or disruptive event. A key survival tool as African wild dogs rely on their strong social bonds to thrive.

To learn more about our African Wild Dog monitoring efforts, explore our African Wild Dog Monitoring page here:

https://workingwithwildlife.org/african-wild-dog-monitoring/

03/07/2025

11/03/2025

What could it be? 🤔

A rare glimpse into the secret world of one of the most unique animals on Earth.

To learn more about our pangolin monitoring efforts, explore our Pangolin Monitoring page here: https://workingwithwildlife.org/pangolin-safari/

29/01/2025

Experience the Kalahari like never before. Join us at Working with Wildlife for a conservation safari that goes beyond the typical tourist experience.

At Working with Wildlife, you'll be immersed in authentic conservation work, participating in reserve field work and vital monitoring on endangered species like African wild dogs, cheetahs, and pangolins. You'll be part of a small, dedicated team (maximum 8 guests) experiencing the thrill of tracking these incredible animals, understanding their behavior, and contributing to the reserve’s ecological management plan.

Ready for a safari with purpose? Visit our activities page to learn more about how you can make a difference.

https://workingwithwildlife.org/wildlife-research/

24/12/2024

Santa spotted in the Kalahari..

Merry Christmas everyone!

18/11/2024

Always having each other's backs.

https://workingwithwildlife.org/