Camera Trapping Part 2 See what our wildlife has been up to on Pridelands recently Resident ecologist Megan Loftie-Eaton shares the best moments from our recent camera traps on Pridelands....
Fascinating Facts: Dung Beetles If you've been on safari in Africa, chances are you would have come across these large, robust beetles rolling balls of dung often three times their...
The WildArk Year in Pictures Some of our favourite moments from 2017 To celebrate the year that has been, we have put together a gallery of some of our favourite...
Pridelands: The Other Leopard Words and images by Megan Loftie-Eaton (Pridelands Ecologist) There is another kind of leopard that lurks on WildArk’s Pridelands Conservancy. This leopard has spots but no...
Professional Rugby player David Pocock has joined conservation organisation Wild Ark, as a global ambassador. A passionate conservationist Pocock, together with his partner Emma, is committed to raising awareness on...
Preserving One Square Inch of Silence The journey of “sound-tracker" Gordon Hempton Gordon Hempton is on a personal quest to record vanishing sounds. As a “sound-tracker” he has resolved to...
Fascinating Facts: Octopus There are around 300 species of octopus ranging from the largest Giant Pacific octopus which can weigh up to 275kg, to the smallest in the Octopus Wolfi...
The Wildness of this place will take your breath away. A forest of Bloodwood trees cradles the leafy campsite, cocooning this little eco-system from the gales that blow in what...
One Thousand Words - Miles Glynn Montana Based Fine Art Photographer Welcome to WildArk’s ‘One Thousand Words’, in which our favourite wildlife photographers answer questions about themselves with a single...
Discovering the Makuleke Concession With EcoTraining IN THE FAR NORTHERN KRUGER NATIONAL PARK, LIES A TRIANGLE OF WILDERNESS KNOWN AS THE MAKULEKE CONCESSION. BORDERED BY THE LIMPOPO RIVER IN THE...