Empower Change Through Online Learning
The Expedition Project offers an array of online courses designed to inspire and educate those passionate about conservation, wildlife, and social impact.
Read MoreNew Online Course Release: Zululand Conservation Trust
Enter into the world of the Zululand Conservation Trust and learn how they support local wildlife and environmental conservation efforts and their nearby communities. FREE for TEP explorers (enquire for eligibility or donate for access)!
Read MoreThe Plight of the Pangolin: Battling the Illegal Wildlife Trade
In the shadowy world of illegal wildlife trafficking, there exists a silent victim that often goes unnoticed—the pangolin. Despite its low profile, this unique creature holds the dubious distinction of being the most trafficked animal in the world. Poached for its scales and meat, pangolins face a dire threat to their existence. However, efforts to curb this illicit trade offer hope for their survival.
Read MoreOlivia’s Journey to the Zululand Rhino Orphanage
Follow the journey of Olivia as she prepares for her time with the Zululand Rhino Orphanage in July 2024.
Read MoreWomen in Conservation
Inspiring women working in conservation in South Africa.
Read MoreLive from Zululand Rhino Orphanage
An endangered species experience to Zululand, KwaZulu Natal in January 2022 by Maddy and Mia
Read MoreHope for Pangolin Conservation: Rare Species Returns to Zululand
The African Pangolin Working Group (APWG) returned a young female pangolin to the wild in KwaZulu-Natal recently. “The Temminck’s pangolin has not roamed Zululand for nearly 70 years so this is a historic moment for us and an incredible project of proactive conservation of an extremely endangered species,” said Frances Hannah, project coordinator at the Zululand Conservation Trust. The trust has given high priority to pangolin conservation, allocating funds to protect, rehabilitate and monitor these amazing animals.
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