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01/06/2018

ifaw

Six elephants have just been moved for the second part of rehabilitation to Zimbabwe's Panda Masuie Forest. The area was once used for hunting, but with the help of our partners, we're making it safe for animals again!

Photographs by Donal Boyd Photography

11/04/2018

Thank you.

From founder Nick Milne - “8 years ago today I watched the sun rise over the the lake from the deck at Bumi Hills Safari Lodge. I couldn't have imagined then what I would achieve and experience over the next 8 years after leaving the lodge and starting the anti-poaching unit which eventually developed into the fully fledged foundation and conservation unit it is today. This morning's sunrise from the Bumi Hills Foundation HQ is all the inspiration I need to keep going for the next 8 years and beyond!” 👊🏼

25/01/2018
Read Gonarezhou's story

Read Gonarezhou's story

Gonarezhou is raising money to help Save the Rhino International

03/12/2017
Roar Wildlife News

The hurtful truth...

The number of wild animals living on Earth is set to fall by two-thirds by 2020, according to a new report, part of a mass extinction that is destroying the natural world upon which humanity depends.

09/10/2017
Elephants Without Borders

Elephants Without Borders

On Saturday, Oct. 7th, people from around the World in over 150 cities will "Join the Herd" and march as One Voice for the Global March for Elephants and Rhinos and other endangered wildlife species. Stand proud and march against extinction! To find a march in a city near you, see http://www.march4elephantsandrhinos.org/ In Botswana: Join the Capital city, Gaborone Global March for Elephants Rhinos and Lions Thea Khama
Kasane held our march earlier this month ( see https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10159240193095562.1073741857.220139555561&type=1&l=a0285fd187)

08/10/2017
Tusk

Thank you to all the rangers who who put their own lives at risk to protect our wildlife.

Sergeant Lucky Ndlovu is one of the finalists for the Tusk Wildlife Ranger Award. Learn more about this passionate conservationist here: http://tuskawards.com/lucky-ndlovu-2017/


Land Rover

27/09/2017
Dr Dave Cooper at the frontline of rhino poaching

Dr Dave Cooper at the frontline of rhino poaching

Dr Dave Cooper, a wildlife veterinarian with Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife, reveals the toll that the rhino poaching scourge is taking on him and his colleagues.

25/09/2017
ATTN:

Would be so amazing to see biodegradable bags replace plastic bags

We need these biodegradable "plastic" bags everywhere.

20/09/2017
Animotions

Animotions

Without bees, pollination could cost $ 280 million annually. In addition, we would lose one of the main animals in charge of human feeding.

13/09/2017

Aware Trust Zimbabwe

AWARE and PWMA team on a recent ele collaring exercise. Stay safe, "Spike".

09/09/2017
Project Earth

Project Earth

You can't hear it, but trees actually are speaking to one another.

05/09/2017

Wild is Life Trust and ZEN

We have "latch on"!!!
After SIX somewhat nerve wracking and tough days and nights, little Sebastien and Mirabelle have finally made the ultimate bond of proper suckling.
It just goes to show how persistence usually pays off ... so many life lessons to be learned from the wild, if only humans would watch and take heed.
We will continue to bottle feed Sebastien and stable him at night, to ensure that he is safe and warm. His immune system will not be up to scratch yet so he needs to be handled with extreme care. However, his mother is able to come and go as she sees fit and has access to him at all times.
Whew! ###

31/08/2017

Kariba Animal Welfare Fund Trust - Kariba

ELEPHANT SNARED ALERT

KARIBA – BADLY SNARED ELEPHANT 30/8/17

Trust Details At Bottom Of Email

REMEMBER: When Driving or walking,
Animals always have the right of way !!!!

PLEASE BE ON THE LOOK OUT ….. AND keep your distance

KARIBA – BADLY SNARED ELE

A report from a Resident was received early evening Tuesday 29/8 of an ele with a damaged and swollen back left leg, proceeding down Mashumba road/path. This is by the Y junction to Lake Nav and comes out down by the Municipal Water station opposite Mahombekombe turn off.

He is in agony and was being aggressive with people and vehicles coming too close.

Parks were immediately notified and were near the area but he had disappeared into the bush when they arrived.

An alert was posted on the Parks & Wildlife whatsapp Platform.

A Parks patrol was put out this morning/Wednesday 30/8 and they caught up with him in the gully near the Municipal Water station opposite Mahombekombe turn off.

We have not managed to get photos of the damaged leg but the Rangers have seen that it definitely looks like another VERY DEEP WIRE SNARE on his left hind/back leg between the knee and foot.

The Resident darter Carl Nicholson is on standby and we are trying to contact Drs Dutlow and Marabini/Aware Trust who are still in Mana Pools. This leg requires veterinary attention.

We will lose sight of him and need to find him again when we have contacted the Vets, so please …………

PLEASE DO NOT
Go close to this elephant
Intimidate with stone throwing, noise etc.

Give him some respect and right of way.

He is in extreme pain due to the damage caused by a human and we do not want people causing him to defend himself and in turn harming someone.

PLEASE pass on message as he may cross the main road by Mahombekombe and head down to the shoreline

Please advise on below when reporting.

1. WHERE ABOUT SEEN
2. TIME OF DAY OR NIGHT
3. IS HE STILL ON HIS OWN, IF NOT HOW MANY OTHER ELEPHANTS ARE WITH HIM
4. ANY PHOTOS TAKEN OF THE DAMAGED LEG

DO NOT APPROACH THE ANIMAL

All information possible will assist with the finding of the animal and the sooner the more chance of removing the snare, giving any needed medical attention and saving another life.
THANK YOU ….

If anyone has any information on the persons that are laying these snares, please contact any of the below numbers. Your report will be treated as sensitive and confidential

Please advise on the below if you do have sighting or suspected sighting.

PARKS & WILDLIFE
ZIMPARKS AREA MANAGER - Mr D Sithole – 0775 971 799
ZIMPARKS SENIOR RANGER – Nicholas - 0772 762 500
Toll free - ZIMPARKS AREA MANAGER - Mr D Sithole - 0738 813 441

KAWFT
Debbie Ottman 0773 996 487- KARIBA
Sonya Mc Master 0772 874 352 – KARIBA

WHATSAPP NUMBERS - for photos or messages
Sonya Mc Master 0778 733 784
Debbie Ottman 0784 512 921
Carl Nicholson - Kariba Dangerous Drugs License Wildlife Darter 0773 279 746 – KARIBA

For any donations, help offer, more info, or information on injured animals or incidents with Wildlife please contact below
[email protected]

Phone numbers
Sonya Mc Master 0772 874 352 – KARIBA
Debbie Ottman 0773 996 487- KARIBA

WHATSAPP NUMBERS -for photos or messages
Debbie Ottman 0784 512 921
Sonya Mc Master 0778 733 784

Carl Nicholson - Kariba Dangerous Drugs License Wildlife Darter 0773 279 746 – KARIBA

Tracey Bruk-Jackson – Harare representative
(contact for donation drop offs etc.)
Whats app 0771 567 032
Phone number 0712 205 384

FACE BOOK - https://www.facebook.com/KaribaAnimalWelfareFundTrustKariba/

WEB PAGE – www.kawft.org

BLOG - https://kawft.blogspot.com

DONATION PAYMENT OPTIONS

www.paynow.co.zw/kawft

ECO CASH REGISTERED NUMBERS for donations below

Sonya Mc Master (Registered Name – Stroebel) 0772 874 352
Debbie Ottman 0773 996 487

CABS PAYMENTS:

CABS KARIBA
ACC NAME – KARIBA ANIMAL WELFARE FUND TRUST
ACC No: 100 265 7636

30/08/2017

Bumi Hills Anti Poaching Unit (BHAPU)

*MORE ILLEGAL NETTING RECOVERED AND DESTROYED*

Another 2 km of illegal twine netting and other prohibited fishing gear has gone up in smoke following another successful joint operation between ZRP and the Bumi Hills Anti Poaching Unit (BHAPU) rangers recently.

Fortunately these nets were detected and recovered fairly soon after they had been laid and therefore we managed to release most of the fish that had become entangled, all of which were large bream over 1kg!

23/08/2017

Bumi Hills Anti Poaching Unit (BHAPU)

*ANOTHER ZAMBIAN POACHING GANG BUST*

Our rangers brought in another huge haul today! Approximately 3km of twine nets, boats and fish all courtesy of Zambian poachers illegally fishing and camping in Zimbabwe.

As with most of the Zambians we arrest the accused in this case come from Chief Chipepo's area in Zambia, does anyone have contact details for the chief?

We would not only like to advise him that these fishermen will be spending some time in the Zimbabwean prison system but also discuss the rampant poaching emanating from his area and look for solutions towards putting a stop to it.

05/08/2017
Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil - RSPO

Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil - RSPO

These activist artists want to address the devastating impact of palm oil and start a conversation about issues connected with the industry.

04/08/2017
Drakensberg Boys Choir School

Brilliant message to the world, Stop Rhino poaching..

Thanks Mr Good Things Guy! Drakies in the spotlight...

30/07/2017
Darted, winched, crated and driven: The remarkable uplifting effort to help protect 500 African elephants

Darted, winched, crated and driven: The remarkable uplifting effort to help protect 500 African elephants

First, catch your elephant. As the starting point for a hugely ambitious conservation project, it sounds like the easy bit. The reality, as we discovered, is a little trickier. A lot trickier, in fact. We're in Malawi, with African Parks, a non-profit organisation that has taken a leading role i...

21/07/2017

African Parks

We are thrilled to have had National Geographic photographer and filmmaker Pete McBride on the ground with us during the elephant translocation in Malawi and to capture this story of hope. Click here to read the full story: http://bit.ly/2gPUqlF Photo Pete McBride Photography

17/07/2017

YAY!!!!

02/07/2017
Green Renaissance

Busy busy little creature!

Are they the most intelligent animals?
The Honey Badger is unfortunately often persecuted by Honey farmers, because they raid Bee Hives for honey to eat.
Support the brilliant work that Brian Jones does at - Moholoholo Rehab Centre. For more info - http://www.moholoholo.co.za/about/
Filmed by Greg Nelson.

22/06/2017

Paul Teasdale

Victoria Falls Marathon. ...... slightly different to other marathons. .... beautiful views.....African wilderness ....... grumpy locals ......



Don't know where the pic came from but it's legend .... comment below if it's yours and I will credit you

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