National & Regional Efforts in South Africa
IFAW is an international family dedicated to winning global campaigns for animals.
Yet we are just as fiercely committed to saving individual groups of animals who face a specific local threat.
Learn more about our regional and national efforts to help animals and people live in harmony.
Captive Breeding of Large Predators
One of the most iniquitous activities of the Southern African wildlife industry is the "captive breeding" of wild predators, an abhorrent practice that not only provides prey for the "canned hunting" industry, but also supplies the local and international wildlife trade.
The Debate on Elephant Culling in South Africa
In September 2005 South African National Parks presented their Report on the Management Strategy to the Minister of Environmental Affairs and Tourism recommending that culling be approved as one of the method of controlling elephant populations.
Saving Seabirds in Southern Africa
The overall goal of the IFAW Saving Seabirds South Africa work is to influence the South African Government to promote ways to reduce and monitor vessel emissions and to protect the South African coastline and marine environment from oil pollution.
