LEO blog

We are thrilled to share the most extraordinary news of the year on International Cheetah Day: four cheetah cubs have been born!

One of the main problems that wildlife faces in South Africa is poaching. One of the most used forms of poaching is through snares.

With fewer than 7,000 cheetahs left in the wild, every moment matters. Witnessing cheetah mating is exceptionally rare in the wild.

Why do some game reserves and national parks in South Africa cut the horns of the rhinos?

Wishing you and your families a wonderful time together!

After 2 years of closure, LEO Africa is reopening its doors to volunteers in a New Location!

LEO Africa is temporary closed due to Covid-19 and travel bans.

Learn about Leo Africa activities during lockdown.

Our Canadian volunteer Francis tells us about his amazing time at LEO Africa! Check it out!

LEO Africa would like to inform all volunteers that due to the Covid-19, we are currently closed.

Leo Africa is launching a photo contest with three categories: Mammals, Birds, and Open. Don’t hesitate to send us your best shots!

Marzia tells us about her amazing time at LEO Africa! Check it out!

Marzia shares her experiences from her fourth week at LEO Africa! Check it out!

Marzia shares her experiences from her third week at LEO Africa! Check it out!

Marzia shares her experiences from her second week at LEO Africa! Check it out!

Marzia shares her experiences from her first week at LEO Africa! Check it out!

Leonard, our volunteer from the Netherlands, shares his incredible experience at LEO Africa! Don’t miss it!

LEO Africa’s main focus is on wildlife monitoring, conservation, and educating our volunteers while promoting sustainable living.

After two incredible weeks with us at LEO Africa, Lea shares her unforgettable experience!

Meet Walter, a 75-year-old who has visited LEO Africa four times! 🌍🐾 Discover what keeps him coming back for more adventures.