Africa gets under your skin. Everybody in ACE knows that only too well - for most of us, that's why we love what we're doing! And it's wonderful to follow someone else through their journey from pl...
by Alexia Massey 4 May 2012
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"I had always wanted to visit Africa for as long as I could remember so when the opportunity arose, I grabbed it. Visiting Africa as a volunteer instead of a tourist was much more rewarding than I ...
by Alexia Massey 22 November 2011
Tuesday 1st November 2011 - My last day at Phinda "After a late night due to a rangers leaving party JR and I had to wake up at 3:30am for a hectic day of elephant capture! We had spent the past ...
by Alexia Massey 10 November 2011
Volunteer returns to Africa...Christina Cooper shares her conservation diary... "Choosing a conservation project was the hardest obstacle to overcome All of us who work in some of the finest zool...
by Alexia Massey 18 August 2011
South Africa is classified as one of the most important countries in terms of rhino conservation, specifically the white rhino. At the end of 2007, South Africa was responsible for conserving 35 pe...
by Alexia Massey 21 October 2010
Should humans interfere with nature? A complex question that has speculated debate across the globe. Surely the answer depends on the circumstances, is the interference necessary because of negati...
by Alexia Massey 13 October 2010
"Two weeks into our trip, we once again found ourselves on the plains of Phinda. With Wildebeest and Zebra being the main animals in our line of sight, we were all surprised when Chap called out "c...
by Alexia Massey 1 September 2010
The black rhino declined drastically in the 1970s and 1980s due to poaching. To prevent extinction, many rhinos were translocated to fenced sanctuaries in the early 1990s. This effort appears to be...
by Alexia Massey 29 October 2009
