To meet the demanding needs of wildlife rehabilitation in KZN, FreeMe Wildlife will soon be fully operational in the Zululand region. The Howick-based wildlife rehabilitation facility was founded in 2007 and the NPO has recently partnered with Wild Tomorrow to secure land for its Hluhluwe centre. ALSO READ: Poisoning fears after wildlife deaths in Zululand valley While there is still significant work to be undertaken before the FreeMe Wildlife Zululand Rehabilitation Centre is fully operational, it is already registered and permitted to take in all indigenous mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians and even invertebrates. The Zululand centre is located within Wild Tomorrow’s Greater Ukuwela Nature Reserve on the D554 just outside Hluhluwe, on the R22 Sodwana Bay road. “FreeMe Wildlife’s focus on wildlife rehabilitation and Wild Tomorrow’s focus on habitat restoration go hand in hand,” said the organisation. “The Greater Ukuwela Nature Reserve is site to an active rewilding project where Wild Tomorrow is protecting, restoring and reconnecting habitat to create a wildlife corridor that will benefit the region’s many threatened species, including elephants, rhinos, giraffe and leopard, plus smaller but equally important and unique species, including the dwarf suni antelope, servals, moles, pangolins, tortoises, otters and over 420 bird species,...

To meet the demanding needs of wildlife rehabilitation in KZN, FreeMe Wildlife will soon be fully operational in the Zululand region. The Howick-based wildlife rehabilitation facility was founded in 2007 and the NPO has recently partnered with Wild Tomorrow to secure land for its Hluhluwe centre. ALSO READ: Poisoning fears after wildlife deaths in Zululand valley While there is still significant work to be undertaken before the FreeMe Wildlife Zululand Rehabilitation Centre is fully operational, it is already registered and permitted to take in all indigenous mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians and even invertebrates. The Zululand centre is located within Wild Tomorrow’s Greater Ukuwela Nature Reserve on the D554 just outside Hluhluwe, on the R22 Sodwana Bay road. “FreeMe Wildlife’s focus on wildlife rehabilitation and Wild Tomorrow’s focus on habitat restoration go hand in hand,” said the organisation. “The Greater Ukuwela Nature Reserve is site to an active rewilding project where Wild Tomorrow is protecting, restoring and reconnecting habitat to create a wildlife corridor that will benefit the region’s many threatened species, including elephants, rhinos, giraffe and leopard, plus smaller but equally important and unique species, including the dwarf suni antelope, servals, moles, pangolins, tortoises, otters and over 420 bird species,...

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