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September 3, 2019

September 2019 Newsletter: 'Bush Talk'

Friends, When it comes to symbolism, vultures paint a sober picture. Icons of life and death, these birds are ironically facing an urgent conservation challenge - ...
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Appeal

July 11, 2019

Good news on elephant conservation!

Dear Friend, Because of the generous spirit of our friends from all around the world, Victoria Falls Wildlife Trust is doing some pretty heavy lifting when it comes to elephant c...
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June 7, 2019

June 2019 Newsletter: 'Bush Talk'

Greetings! Nature is not cautious – just look at what it’s produced: rhinos grow horns strong enough to impale the king of beasts, vultures are immune to the very di...
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April 24, 2019

Victoria Falls Wildlife Trust Snare Removal Webinar - Roger Parry

Wildlife doesn’t need much to survive; enough food and water, and a safe and intact ecosystem. Adapting to a precarious backyard bisected by human development and dotted with homemade booby traps ...
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March 8, 2019

February 2019 Newsletter: 'Bush Talk'

Because of your compassion and support, 2018 was a great year for wildlife and Victoria Falls Wildlife Trust. Enjoy this issue of Bush Talk, and if you’re so inclined, we would love to hear from you....
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January 31, 2019

Victoria Falls Wildlife Trust announces passing of cheetah ambassador, Sylvester.

STATEMENT: Attributed to: VICTORIA FALLS WILDLIFE TRUST Jessica Dawson, Executive Director January 31, 2019 VICTORIA FALLS WILDLIFE TRUST ANNOUNCES PASSING OF CHEETAH ...
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Appeal

December 24, 2018

Saying Goodbye to 2018

Dear Friends, As this year draws to a close, we are overwhelmed from the outpouring of support and engagement we received in 2018. Because of your selfless generosity and im...
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October 25, 2018

The Tail of Sylvester - October 2018

Sylvester, the Cheetah Ambassador has been a busy cat since we last connected. Read more about Sylvester's 2018 updates about life as an ambassador cat and his role educating the world about cheetah c...
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Events

October 16, 2018

EVENT: 'Into Africa' (November 7th 2018)

Join Us in Las Vegas, USA for what promises to be fabulous evening of fun and fundraising with Christine Curtis-Wilson's glass art work and photography benefiting the Victoria Falls Wildlife Trust!
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September 14, 2018

September 2018 Newsletter

Sometimes here, we see the seemingly worst parts of humanity in snaring, poaching, poisonings, etc. But reflecting on our accomplishments reminds us that many more lend their voice and give their supp...
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June 12, 2018

June 2018 Newsletter: 'Bushtalk'

Brighter days are ahead for people and wildlife here in Zimbabwe – and we're eager to share some of our most recent conservation highlights with you!
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Appeal

April 4, 2018

Wildlife Forensics: Using Science to Bust Poachers

We are delighted to tell you about a brilliant new forensics initiative led by Victoria Falls Wildlife Trust!
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Appeal

February 14, 2018

Conservation Education: Translating knowledge to change

January is already gone and 2018 is passing fast and furiously, proving to be an exciting one for wildlife conservation in Africa. We’re thrilled, and proud, to be able to report great things made pos...
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Appeal

December 30, 2017

Your year-end support will literally save lives

As I write to you today, to tell you of good news and bad, I want to be clear that 2017 was an exceptional one for Victoria Falls Wildlife Trust, and this is in large part because of all of you.
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October 25, 2017

October 2017 Newsletter

The year’s hardly over and it’s been packed full of both conservation challenges and impressive wins.
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July 1, 2017

July 2017 Newsletter

The important work that Victoria Falls Wildlife Trust does becomes more relevant with each passing day and, it’s only when we pause to assess our effectiveness and measure our progress that a staggeri...
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August 30, 2016

August 2016 Newsletter

The support of people near and far inspires our meaningful conservation accomplishments each and every day.