How to take responsible wildlife selfies
Tips for ensuring that your wildlife selfies positively contribute to animal welfare and conservation, and use social media to spread the word.
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Conserving African giraffes is a tall order - here's how you can help
Learn more about the threats to the African Giraffe and how you can help them on the Okavango Wilderness Experience.
The Greater Kruger National Park - the importance of large ecosystem conservation in Africa
Learn about the Greater Limpopo Transfrontier Park - a join of the Greater Kruger in South Africa, and National Parks in Zimbabwe and Mozambique.
Weird and wonderful collective nouns (Quiz)
Take our collective nouns quiz to test your knowledge! The best way to put your new-found knowledge of collective nouns into practice is by spending some time in the field with real experts in conservation.
Protecting painted wolves in southern Africa
Wild dogs are the most endangered carnivore species in southern Africa - discover how you can help with their conservation.
Useful phrases for volunteers in southern Africa (Quiz)
Before volunteering at one of our conservation projects, test yourself with some useful phrases - South Africa alone has 11 official languages!
Elephant conservation in Botswana
Illegal wildlife poaching is on the rise in Botswana – a frightening development in a country seen as one of Africa’s greatest conservation success stories.
Getting involved in the race to save the rhino
Learn more about the two-part placement available as part of the ACE Rhino Conservation Experience.
Orphaned rhino calf gets a new lease of life
African Conservation Experience’s rhino orphanage project, Care for Wild, welcomed a new arrival last week from the Kruger National Park.
Travellers' Stories: how a lion's roar set me free
Read all about Sonia's ACE trip as she visited four different conservation projects across 12 weeks.
