Protecting Eastern Cape's Jackals
Conservation • Research • Community Engagement
Located in the heart of South Africa's Eastern Cape, we're dedicated to protecting and preserving the region's jackal population through research, rehabilitation, and community engagement.
Our conservation efforts span across key areas including the Amathole Mountains, Great Fish River Nature Reserve, and the Valley Bushveld regions, working closely with local communities and farmers.
Years in Eastern Cape
Local Partners
Working with Eastern Cape farmers to develop sustainable solutions for livestock protection while preserving jackal populations. Focused in the Karoo and grassland regions.
Conducting extensive research on jackal behavior and ecology in the Eastern Cape's diverse habitats, from coastal areas to inland mountains.
Educational programs in Eastern Cape schools and communities, promoting understanding of jackals' role in local ecosystems.
Join our network of Eastern Cape partners in conservation efforts.
Support our Eastern Cape conservation initiatives.
Location
123 Conservation Way, Grahamstown, Eastern Cape
info@wildfreejackal.co.za
Phone
+27 46 123 4567