Our Snare Removal Project is dedicated to combating wildlife poaching and preserving biodiversity. We actively remove snares from vulnerable areas and work with local communities to raise awareness about the impact of poaching on wildlife. Through this project, we aim to protect local ecosystems and foster a culture of conservation.

Our community-focused WhatsApp group serves as a platform for individuals passionate about conservation to connect, share knowledge, and collaborate on environmental initiatives. Members can engage in meaningful discussions, share valuable resources, and work together to promote awareness and education within our community.

Borakalalo Nature Reserve is a unique ecological and cultural asset in the North West Province, rich in biodiversity and history. The Friends of Borakalalo Nature Reserve brings together people from all walks of life in a shared effort to protect and preserve this gem.

SNAG is a national platform that connects stakeholders from across sectors, including conservation NGOs, government bodies, researchers, legal experts, and
communities, with the goal of sharing knowledge, building partnerships, and taking coordinated action to mitigate and prevent wildlife snaring.

Designed to educate and inspire the next generation of conservationists. We engage young people through workshops, field trips, and interactive activities that promote environmental stewardship and awareness. By empowering youth with knowledge about nature and conservation, we aim to create a lasting impact on their communities.

Our Media Environmental Awareness Initiative focuses on raising awareness of environmental issues through monthly publications. We collaborate with experts to create insightful articles that are shared in community news and interest publications. By providing valuable information, we aim to engage the public and spark conversations about conservation efforts in our area.