Wild Dog Initiative

This is probably the Irresponsible Adults favorite of all the Carnivors in Africa…and it just happens to be South Africa's most endangered carnivore. We need your help to keep them around for our grandchildren and their children to witness these magnificent animals  in the wild.  

The Waterberg Wild Dog Initiative (WWDI) is a community-driven, non-profit organization aiming to conserve the free-roaming African Wild Dog population in the Waterberg, Limpopo. The WWDI works alongside the community to provide education and raise awareness about the population, monitor and collect data on the population, implement projects to mitigate threats to their conservation, and promote the ecotourism potential of African wild dogs in the Waterberg.
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By engaging the community with the conservation efforts, the WWDI hopes to create a sustainably safe environment for the Waterberg Wild Dogs.

The WWDI has made huge strides in conserving the Waterberg Wild Dogs since its inception in August 2020. The WWDI has placed tracking collars on two free-roaming packsRead More