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The Kalahari Meerkat Project has brought these remarkable animals to screens and books worldwide, but there’s far more behind the scenes. Whether you’re curious about the real meerkats, passionate about their family-driven lives, or interested in the science that protects them, KMP’s long-term research continues to reveal vital insights into their ecosystem.

If you’d like to support this work, visit the KMP website to make a contribution. Donations fund field research, student projects, and essential research station costs—helping ensure the future of meerkat research in the Kalahari.

Moholoholo Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre in Hoedspruit is a leading South African conservation sanctuary dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing injured and orphaned wildlife. Located in Limpopo, this renowned animal rehabilitation centre provides expert care for birds of prey and mammals affected by injury, poisoning, or human-wildlife conflict.

As a beacon of hope for endangered species, Moholoholo plays a vital role in protecting biodiversity while educating visitors and inspiring a deeper love for Africa’s wild heritage.

Sea Rescue’s lifesaving work on South African waters protects both people and wildlife. From endangered sea turtles, seals, seabirds and whales to beloved family dogs, every life matters. Through partnerships with conservation groups and the South African Whale Disentanglement Network, trained volunteers respond to marine animals in distress, often saving lives against the odds.

By supporting National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI)'s efforts, you help protect endangered species, safeguard ocean ecosystems, and inspire young hearts to care deeply for Africa’s wild oceans.

Ocean Conservation Namibia works on the frontlines of marine conservation, protecting over one million Cape fur seals along the Namibian coastline. Facing threats from plastic pollution, fishing nets, overfishing, and industrial activity, these marine mammals urgently need help. Through daily beach patrols, seal rescues, research, and public awareness, the team saves entangled wildlife and defends fragile ocean ecosystems.

By donating, you support seal rescue efforts, fight ocean plastic pollution, and help safeguard Namibia’s marine life for future generations.

Owl Rescue Centre is a leading non-profit wildlife rehabilitation facility based in Hartbeespoort, North West Province, dedicated to conserving owls in Southern Africa. Founded to address the rapid decline in owl populations, the center rescues, rehabilitates, and releases around 2,000 owls each year into a protected 12,000-hectare conservancy. Through research-led conservation, education, and hands-on rescue, Owl Rescue Centre safeguards owl species and broader biodiversity.

Donate today to help protect owls for generations to come.

The mission is to protect defenseless marine wildlife and end the destruction of habitat in the world’s oceans. Since 1977, Sea Shepherd has used innovative direct action tactics to defend, conserve and protect the delicately-balanced biodiversity of our seas and enforce international conservation laws.
Overfishing, pollution and destruction is killing our oceans.
Sea Shepherd is out there to protect all marine life, from the gentle giants to the smallest creatures.
Please donate now to keep our critical work going.
Become an Ocean Warrior. Monthly support, any amount, fuels frontline action.

The South African Wildlife Rehabilitation Center (SAWRC) is a vital force in wildlife rescue, rehabilitation, and conservation efforts in South Africa. Based near Springs, SAWRC treats thousands of injured, orphaned, and displaced wild animals each year, caring for birds, mammals, and reptiles with the goal of successful soft release back into the wild. Through hands-on wildlife rescue and rehabilitation, SAWRC safeguards endangered species and supports the long-term well-being of local ecosystems.

By choosing to support SAWRC through donations, even small contributions help fund critical care, medical treatment, and release programs that protect our natural heritage. Looking ahead, from January 2026 SAWRC will be expanding its conservation impact by welcoming new volunteers and offering structured training programmes, with full details to be shared in the New Year.

If you interested in volunteering, feel free to WhatsApp Judy, CEO, on
+27 731121131

What began in 2006 with a mission to protect wild spaces has grown into global conservation leadership. From women-led anti-poaching units (The Black Mambas) to youth education, Transfrontier Africa is shaping a more sustainable future. Your support fuels real conservation impact and helps safeguard Africa’s natural heritage for future generations.

Entanglement remains one of the greatest human-driven threats facing large whales and smaller cetaceans worldwide, claiming the lives of an estimated 386,000 whales, dolphins, and porpoises each year. Along South Africa’s coastline, rising entanglement incidents place Southern Right, Humpback, and Bryde’s whales at growing risk.

By supporting SAWDN, you help fund critical response efforts that reduce suffering and protect these giants of the ocean for future generations.

Transfrontier Africa works to protect wild places within the Greater Kruger by strengthening ecosystems and the communities that depend on them.
Your support means our work continues beyond borders, beyond obstacles and beyond today

The Two Oceans Aquarium Foundation champions ocean conservation through hands-on marine wildlife welfare, research, and education. Extending beyond the V&A Waterfront, its impact reaches across South Africa’s coastline. Flagship programs include the Turtle Conservation Centre and the Marine Wildlife Management Program, advancing rescue, rehabilitation, and coexistence between people and marine life, while protecting vital species and ocean ecosystems.

By donating, you help safeguard endangered species, support the well-being of local wildlife, and inspire a lasting respect for the ocean in young hearts. Even a small contribution plays a meaningful role in protecting our natural world and nurturing the next generation of ocean stewards.

The Global Penguin Society is an internationally recognized leader organization dedicated to the conservation of the world´s penguin species, the coasts and the oceans they inhabit.

Mission

The Global Penguin Society fosters the conservation of all penguin species and their associated ecosystems, generating science, management guidelines and education.

Objectives

✓ Develop sound science to use in the conservation of penguins and marine environments at local, regional, and global scales.

✓ Educate communities and decision makers about the importance of penguins and their habitats, aiming at achieving lasting behavioral changes.

✓ Identify priority areas for the conservation of penguins and their ecosystems, propose and implement guidelines for their protection.

✓ Influence the establishment, implementation, and effectiveness of public and private conservation policies.

By donating, you help safeguard endangered species, support the well-being of local wildlife, and inspire a lasting respect for the ocean in young hearts. Even a small contribution plays a meaningful role in protecting our natural world and nurturing the next generation of ocean stewards.

Umoya Khulula Wildlife Centre is a non-profit wildlife rehabilitation centre in Limpopo, South Africa, dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing orphaned, injured, and confiscated wild animals. Rooted in compassionate conservation, Umoya Khulula prepares every animal for a return to the wild while raising awareness of poaching, illegal wildlife trade, and human-wildlife conflict.

Through hands-on volunteer programs and donations, supporters help protect endangered species and preserve South Africa’s precious biodiversity.