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Conservation, rehabilitation and protection of Africa’s wildlife and wilderness areas. An extension of American Humane.

10/10/2026

African penguins were once abundant along South Africa’s Eastern Cape, but scientists warn they could face extinction in the wild within the next 10 years. Time is running out, but hope is not lost. We are taking bold action to help save these iconic birds.

Through a groundbreaking grant in partnership with SANCCOB saves seabirds, a Global Humane Certified sanctuary, we are supporting the expansion of critical care for African penguins, guided by science and powered by compassion. Together, we are helping rescue injured birds, rehabilitate those in need, and give more African penguins a second chance to thrive in the wild where they belong.

On International African Penguin Awareness Day, every single life matters. Join us in the fight to save the African penguin before it’s too late: https://shorturl.at/VrzC7

A proud program of Global Humane Society - the international arm of American Humane Society.

05/10/2026

Long before fences, roads and property lines, wildlife moved instinctively through the landscape in search of food, water, shelter and breeding areas. Today, those landscapes look very different. Conservation has to work within a world where people, infrastructure and wildlife all share the same space.

The Bushman’s River Biodiversity Corridor is helping restore more natural movement across the landscape and support a healthier, more connected ecosystem, while creating a future where wildlife and people can continue to coexist. World Habitat Day invites us to think about how we create space for species in ways that support healthier ecosystems, strengthen biodiversity and give wildlife the conditions it needs to thrive.

A proud program of Global Humane Society - the international arm of American Humane Society.

Images by Peter Chadwick

29/09/2026

Every species plays a role in keeping ecosystems healthy, and African Penguins are no exception. Their continued decline is a warning that our oceans are under increasing pressure. Protecting these remarkable birds also helps protect the marine ecosystems that support countless other species. The future of African Penguins depends on decisions made today. Add your name and help protect their future. Sign the petition today: https://shorturl.at/ezzpT

A proud program of Global Humane Society - the international arm of American Humane Society.

SANCCOB saves seabirds

24/09/2026

When natural habitats become fragmented, wildlife populations become isolated, biodiversity declines and ecosystems become less resilient. By protecting and linking important conservation areas through the Bushman's River Biodiversity Corridor, we're helping maintain the natural connections that wildlife depends on every day. This work supports entire ecosystems, from the smallest insects and plants to the largest mammals, ensuring nature continues to function as it should. Protecting connected landscapes is one of the most effective investments we can make in the future of conservation. Help us keep these ecosystems connected. Donate today: https://shorturl.at/VrzC7

A proud program of Global Humane Society - the international arm of American Humane Society.

22/09/2026

We hear a lot about what AI can do. But one of the more interesting questions is what it can help protect. In rhino conservation, we’re already seeing how AI is being used for good.

During the first year of an AI-enabled rhino protection pilot supported by Global Humane Conservation Fund of Africa, the reserve recorded zero rhino poaching losses and welcomed a healthy new rhino calf. 🦏 Rangers and conservation teams remain at the heart of the work, but better information, earlier alerts and a clearer view of what’s happening on the ground are giving them another powerful advantage.

This World Rhino Day, we’re celebrating what can happen when technology is put to work for wildlife 🦏

A proud program of Global Humane Society - the international arm of American Humane Society.

16/09/2026

As temperatures rise and natural water sources dry up during the dry season, thousands of animals in Hwange National Park rely on strategically managed waterholes to survive. Keeping these systems operational requires constant monitoring, maintenance and support. By investing in our Water for Wildlife project, you're helping protect one of Africa's most important wildlife landscapes before the next dry season takes its toll. Help us make every drop count. Donate today: https://shorturl.at/VrzC7

A proud program of Global Humane Society - the international arm of American Humane Society.

08/09/2026

A snare is designed to be invisible. Hidden along animal pathways, these wire traps don't discriminate. They injure elephants, giraffes, lions and countless other species. In Uganda, the Elephant and Wildlife Rescue Unit are ensuring injured wildlife receive urgent veterinary care while teams work tirelessly to remove snares from the landscape. Because every snare removed is one less threat to wildlife. Every animal treated is another chance at survival. Help us protect wildlife from this devastating threat. Donate now: https://shorturl.at/VrzC7

A proud program of Global Humane Society - the international arm of American Humane Society.

26/08/2026

Today, on International Dog Day, we’re celebrating some of the hardest-working dogs on the continent, Africa’s K9 rangers. 🐾 Working alongside their human handlers, highly trained K9 units help track poachers, detect illegal wildlife products and protect some of Africa’s most vulnerable animals and wild spaces. And at the heart of every K9 team is an extraordinary bond, built on trust, communication and countless hours spent working side by side. Together, handler and dog become a powerful conservation team, each relying on the other to do what neither could accomplish alone. Help us continue supporting conservation efforts that protect Africa’s wildlife. Donate today: https://shorturl.at/VrzC7

A proud program of Global Humane Society - the international arm of American Humane Society.

19/08/2026

Hwange National Park spans more than 5,600 square miles (14,600 km²), making it one of the largest elephant strongholds left on Earth. Yet for months every year, natural water sources become scarce. In 2025, we helped upgrade 14 critical waterholes across the park. Today, these water systems deliver more than 2 million litres (528,000 gallons) of water every day, supporting an estimated 15,000 elephants along with countless other species.

But the work doesn't stop there. This year, we're working to help even more wildlife survive the dry months ahead by ensuring vital water points remain operational. Help us stay ahead of the dry season and keep water flowing for the wildlife that depends on it. Donate to our Water for Wildlife project: https://shorturl.at/VrzC7

A proud program of Global Humane Society - the international arm of American Humane Society.

12/08/2026

Take elephants out of Africa, and the landscape itself begins to change. Their absence would be felt far beyond the herd, in the forests they help renew, the water sources they uncover and the habitats their movement creates for countless other species. Elephants are not simply part of Africa’s biodiversity; they are one of the forces that help sustain it. This World Elephant Day, help us protect these extraordinary animals and the living landscapes shaped by their presence. Donate now and help protect elephants, biodiversity and the ecosystems that depend on them. https://shorturl.at/VrzC7

A proud program of Global Humane Society - the international arm of American Humane Society.

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