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Waterberg Wild Dog Initiative

The WWDI spreads awareness, gains accurate information, educates, mitigates conflict, and works with community members to protect and conserve the endangered, free-roaming African Wild Dog population living in the Waterberg, Limpopo, South Africa.

2022 Annual Report Now Available

Click to Download the Report at the Link Below

Our Work

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Community Support

Working alongside the community to understand human-wildlife conflict and create and provide conflict mitigation solutions that raise tolerance levels.

Awareness & Education

Increasing awareness on the conservation status of African Wild Dogs and educating the community about the importance of the Waterberg Wild Dog population.

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Increase Understanding

Gaining accurate information about the Waterberg Wild Dogs to inform community members, contribute towards research, and assist management efforts.

Promote Ecotourism Potential

Leveraging the ecotourism potential of the Waterberg Wild Dogs to mitigate conflict during stationary periods.

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WWDI - A Year in Review
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African wild dogs require vast expanses of land to hunt, breed, disperse, and live their lives. Unfortunately, South Africa is running out of suitable, safe space.

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Contact The Waterberg Wild Dog Initiative

Get in touch with the Waterberg Wild Dog Initiative to learn more about our work and how you can get involved.

+27 0 73 791 6249

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