17 Jun
From the rugged bushveld of South Africa to the dense rainforests of Indonesia, Global Conservation Force continued to make powerful strides in wildlife conservation throughout May and June 2025. With hands-on ranger support, advanced wildlife monitoring, K9 deployment, legal action against poachers, and global education, the past two months reflect our deep and growing impact on the frontlines of conservation.
READ MORE13 Jun
Are you ready to take a stand for rhinos and rangers? Join the 2025 Rhino Conservation Challenge — a thrilling, meaningful way to raise awareness and funds for rhino conservation, with a once-in-a-lifetime reward awaiting the top fundraiser! This year’s challenge is your chance to directly support frontline rhino protection efforts AND win an unforgettable 7-day ecotour safari adventure for two in South Africa!*
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We’re excited to share that Global Conservation Force has sponsored two cheetah tracking collars for our trusted partners at Zululand Conservation Trust and Manyoni Private Game Reserve in South Africa.
READ MORE30 Apr
April was a month of serious impact for Global Conservation Force and our partner reserves in the Eastern Cape, South Africa. With the support of our incredible donors, we successfully completed a sponsored Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) training tour, reaching 63 rangers across Kariega, Lalibela, Bucklands, Shamwari, and Amakhala.
READ MORE6 Jan
Wildlife capture and veterinary procedures are highly technical operations that involve a coordinated effort between various teams such as rangers, biologists, ecologists, and veterinarians. These operations are vital for research, conservation, and relocation efforts. However, they can be stressful for the animal and dangerous for humans if not executed properly. In this blog, we will share the best ethical and professional practices to adhere to for your safety, the safety of the animal, and ultimately the best outcome for the all involved.
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Imagine yourself surrounded by the beauty of the African wilderness, encountering majestic wildlife, and soaking in breathtaking views. Let’s take a closer look at what a typical day on safari will look like.
READ MORE24 Dec
Are you ready for an adventure of a lifetime? This April, join Global Conservation Force (GCF) for a once-in-a-lifetime ecotour at the breathtaking Amakhala Game Reserve. Hosted at the historic and luxurious Leeuwenbosch Lodge, this 7-day, 6-night adventure offers an exclusive opportunity to immerse yourself in African wildlife conservation alongside GCF's Lead Field Medic Instructor, Chris Laursen.
READ MORE12 Nov
Nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and towering mountains, Cape Town is one of the oldest cities in South Africa, dating back to 1652. Originally a supply station for Dutch ships traveling to the East, it quickly evolved into a multicultural melting pot, enriched by a blend of European, African, and Asian influences. Today, Cape Town remains a thriving, cosmopolitan city with a rich heritage and diverse communities. As we tour the city, we’ll dive deeper into its history, exploring the lingering influences of colonial architecture, the city’s resilient spirit through the apartheid era, and the cultural fusion that makes Cape Town so unique today.
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in this edition, we’re here to answer your questions. Don’t worry—there’s still plenty of time to purchase your tickets! We’ll cover when to book, how to find the best deals, and key details about arrival times and dates to ensure a smooth journey to South Africa.
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Traveling to South Africa is an exciting adventure, filled with stunning landscapes, rich culture, and incredible wildlife encounters. While our Global Conservation Force staff will be with you most of the time to ensure a safe and memorable experience, it's important to stay vigilant during your free time. In this edition, we share essential tips on how to stay safe, along with important information about visas, vaccines, and more to help you enjoy your journey with peace of mind.
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