Dingo is an award winning Discovery Channel and Youtube Wildlife presenter. Dingo is a wildlife conservationist and adventurer who currently hosts one of the fastest growing Youtube channels in South Africa, reaching more than 3 million viewers a month. Dingo actively strives to create a lasting connection between people and animals in the hope that this connection can in turn help to save them.
We are actively involved in a number of conservation projects where we assist in raising funds that go directly into the animals themselves.
Being the most trafficked mammals on the planet, Pangolins are in desperate need of help. While working with soft release Pangolin projects we have been able to successfully raise funds that have helped reintroduce pangolins that have been rescued from poachers, back into the wild.
We are dedicated to assisting with slowing down poaching and we raise funds to assist the Zululand Rhino Orphanage who care for orphaned rhinos who have lost their mothers through poaching and other environmental factors. The goal is to release these orphans once they are fit to do so.
Reptiles and amphibians are the earliest indicators of climate change and many endangered species are on the brink of extinction. We are involved with specialized captive breeding programs to create a ‘back up colony’ of animals that could potentially be released should the animals become extinct.
Nothing says African wildlife better than the mighty lion. We are passionate about doing our bit to help conserve our natural lion populations. We have successfully raised funds to assist with creating genetic diversity of these big cats in a number of their habitats.
The most endangered of all hyena species in South Africa, the Brown Hyena is a species that is often at the very center of conflict between farming communities and wildlife. We have successfully managed to raise funds and assist with the capture and relocation of these amazing animals to ensure that they can live wild and free as they should.
We are also very involved in raising funds and assisting with various rhino dehorning projects around South Africa. Rhino dehorning has been proven to be one of the most successful anti poaching initiatives over the past few years.
