Categories: Mammal monitoring & Conservation

• Reserve records & Identification kits – Read more here

  Records are kept of all sightings that the team enjoy of elephant, rhino, lion, cheetah, leopard, hyena and more

• Predator & Prey dynamics research – Read more here

  The predators provide us with some great sightings, especially if we’re lucky enough to find them feeding on a kill. This information is valuable to the management of the reserve

• Nyala, Reedbuck & Sable breeding programme – Read more here

  Askari volunteers help look after the breeding camps for rare antelope species

• Nocturnal mammal monitoring – Read more here

  A chance to see some of the rare, weird and elusive nocturnal creatures!

• New game introductions – Read more here

  Be a part of releasing new game onto our wilderness area

• Lion contraception programme – Read more here

  Volunteers may have the chance to get up close and personal with Africa’s largest carnivore

• Herbivore age & sex monitoring – Read more here

  Do you know your kudu from your nyala and steenbok from your duiker? Askari monitors the herbivore species as well as the predators

• Game capture & release – Read more here

  Askari assist with all new game releases onto the reserve and also with the huge task of game capture

• Elephant impact & Monitoring – Read more here

  Monitoring of the largest mammal on earth

• Cheetah re-introduction – Read more here

  Askari is part of the cheetah action plan to help conserve this endangered species

• African wildcat rehabilitation – Read more here

  The African wildcat is a secretive nocturnal cat, but its populations are quickly becoming threatened due to in-breeding with domestic cats.