Thanks to donors, Crow tracks jackal after release
CROW says with this collar, the Crow team can monitor her activity, location, and progress and it enables us to collect valuable data for future research.
Do you remember Umlilo? She was the side-striped jackal pup who was rescued by the Centre for Rehabilitation of Wildlife (Crow) from a sugarcane fire in Zululand.
Crow was pleased to announce her rescue at two weeks of age and Umlilo spent one year in Crow’s care, hand-reared by clinic nurse, Leigh Geyer
Crow’s operations director, Clint Halkett-Siddall, said the organization thanks all the sponsors and donors who helped secure a satellite tracking collar, valued at R26 047.50 for Umlilo.
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“With this collar, our Crow team can monitor her activity, location, and progress and it enables us to collect valuable data for future research. We are grateful for every donation,” added Halkett-Siddall.
To find out more about Crow, go to www.crowkzn.co.za
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