Wild Tomorrow’s Greater Ukuwela Nature Reserve (GUNR) is located at the heart of South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal. The province is so named because the land was traditionally the hunting grounds of the Zulu kings and the heartland of the Zulu people. For many, it is still their ancestral home and holds...
Yesterday evening, we were delighted to appear on Episode 20 of MasterChef. This episode was centred around the great outdoors, taking place at Nomadic; a wilderness dining experience in Buckinghamshire. Surrounded by ancient oak trees, we were fortunate enough to tuck into some delicious cuisine...
Our partner Wild Tomorrow's Greater Ukuwela Nature Reserve (GUNR) is home to more than 1,200 charismatic species, from towering Giraffe (Giraffa camelopardalis) to tiny Suni Antelope (Nesotragus moschatus).With our spring appeal: Connecting Ukuwela underway, Wild Tomorrow’s staff shared with us...
Securing land is only the first step— rangers work on the frontlines of conservation to safeguard reserves, monitor wildlife, and face natural and human threats head on. At Wild Tomorrow, the incredible work they do every day helps protect and restore some of the world’s most threatened habitats...
With our spring appeal, Connecting Ukuwela, you can support our partner Wild Tomorrow to connect and expand their Greater Ukuwela Nature Reserve (GUNR): a wildlife corridor in KwaZulu Natal, South Africa. As you might imagine, this wonderful project will bring benefits for Lions (Panthera leo)...
This spring, you can help our partner Wild Tomorrow connect and expand the Greater Ukuwela Nature Reserve (GUNR) with our appeal Connecting Ukuwela. This reserve is incredibly special in many ways but perhaps above all because it is so unlike what you might expect. When you picture an African...
With our spring appeal: Connecting Ukuwela, you can help our partner Wild Tomorrow connect the Greater Ukuwela Nature Reserve— a wildlife corridor in South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal. This will create an unbroken pathway from the Lebombo Mountains all the way to the Indian Ocean. But why is this...
Across Southern Africa, dozens of iconic species such as Critically Endangered Black Rhino (Diceros bicornis), are struggling to maintain their numbers. With agriculture and unsustainable development fragmenting so much of their habitat, some may even face extinction in the next decade. By...
On Sunday 7th April 2024, our outstanding team of fundraisers laced up their running shoes for the London Landmarks Half Marathon to help us protect the world’s most threatened habitats and species. On what was luckily one of the first bright and sunny weekends of spring, Katie, Daniella, Michael...
At World Land Trust, our conservation mission has always been to weave community and ecological protection together, bringing the relationship between nature and people to the forefront of work to restore habitats and protect species. Today, we’re delighted to share a new report containing the most...
When Nemesio Andrés Gulfo informed his ProAves colleagues that he had encountered an unusual bird out in the field in the El Dorado Reserve, the organisation’s ornithologists rushed to the site to identify it. At first, it appeared similar to the Undulated Antpitta (Grallria squamigera) which is...
An impressive amount of species living across Guatemala are endemic, meaning they aren’t found anywhere else in the wild. This includes 15% of terrestrial vertebrate species and nearly 13% of the country’s plant species. The country’s rainforests host much of this wildlife, making them one of...
