Wilde Tracks

Wilde Tracks Hands-on veterinary conservation and humanitarian trips

05/09/2026

Happy Amazon Rainforest Day! 🌿🐒🌎

Today we’re celebrating the Amazon, and forests everywhere. Whether it’s a rainforest, a mountain forest, or the trees in your own backyard, forests are some of the most biodiverse and important ecosystems on our planet.

🌲 At Wilde Tracks, we understand that deep connection to forests. There’s something powerful about spending time in nature, and we hope everyone can experience a little of that feeling for themselves.

🏞️ And the Amazon is truly something to behold. It’s twice the size of India, roughly the size of the contiguous United States, and covers more than half the area of Europe.

💚 We also have some exciting news: Amazon deforestation decreased by 37% between August 2025 and July 2026, reaching its lowest level in a decade! Conservation works, but we have to keep going.

And if you’re wondering how to see the Amazon… come with us. 🐒🌿

💬 Comment “WILDEPERU” to learn more about joining us on a mission in the Peruvian Amazon!

03/09/2026

Every cowgirl’s dream. 🤠

Ride through the Zimbabwean bush, embrace the culture with local communities, wrangle cattle, and experience wildlife from horseback, all while supporting conservation.

🦒 Did you know? Many wild animals are less disturbed by horses than by vehicles or people on foot, allowing you to observe wildlife in a calmer, more natural way.

🐾 This is more than a horseback adventure. Your trip helps fund real conservation measures while giving you a front-row seat to the wild.

Ride with purpose. 🌿

💬 Comment “WILDEHORSE” to learn how you can join us on this mission!

It’s International Primate Day! 🐒🌿 Can you guess the primates in these photos?🦧 Tapanuli orangutan- Sumatra, Indonesia🐭 ...
01/09/2026

It’s International Primate Day! 🐒🌿 Can you guess the primates in these photos?

🦧 Tapanuli orangutan- Sumatra, Indonesia
🐭 Madame Berthe’s Mouse lemur- Madagascar
🙉 Pied tamarin- Brazilian Amazon
🦍 Cross River gorilla- Nigeria & Cameroon
🐷 Pig-tailed langur- Mentawai Islands, Indonesia

All five are Critically Endangered. With only hundreds left in the wild, they face threats of deforestation, poaching, and illegal wildlife trade.

Some are even so rare that finding photos of them was a challenge in itself. And that’s exactly the point- it’s easy to forget or not hear about just how many different primates share our planet- and how many are now fighting for a future.

Protecting them means protecting their forests, strengthening policies against habitat destruction and wildlife trafficking, and supporting conservation efforts around the world. 🌍❤️‍🩹

💬 Many of our missions often help primates. Comment “WILDE” for more info on how you can get involved!

📸 New England Primate Conservancy, IFLScience, CGTN, and WildAid

Meet Rosemary- a true Wilde Tracks legend! Rosemary Zimmerman 💚From our first meeting in Namibia to bringing Internation...
26/08/2026

Meet Rosemary- a true Wilde Tracks legend! Rosemary Zimmerman 💚

From our first meeting in Namibia to bringing International Veterinary Care donations all the way to Malawi (literally flying them there herself!), Rosemary is the kind of person who doesn’t just care- she shows up.

And now, she’s starting an exciting new chapter as a vet tech student at Purdue Veterinary Medicine 🩺. We couldn’t be more proud of her for following her dream and am so excited to be part of her Purdue adventure!

Wilde Tracks was created for people like Rosemary- people who want to explore, make a difference, and leave every place a little better than they found it.

We love you, Rosemary. Here’s to many more missions together! 🌍🐾

Your vacation budget has the power to do more.🐆 We travel to experience the world- and nature is often a huge part of th...
25/08/2026

Your vacation budget has the power to do more.

🐆 We travel to experience the world- and nature is often a huge part of that appeal. So why not experience nature in a way that helps protect it?

🌍 At Wilde Tracks, we’re challenging you to rethink what a vacation can be. Traditional vacations leave you with great stories, but sometimes you come home from seven days of bliss and realise- the state of the world is still waiting for you.

🐾 Instead, what if you could come home with the same incredible memories but also knowing you made an impact? The future of travel isn’t just about where you go or what you experience. It’s about what you leave behind for generations to come.

❤️‍🩹 Make it matter. You don’t have to choose between seeing the world and saving it.

💬 Come join us! Comment “WILDE” to learn more about our conservation missions.

🌊 Meet “WildeMarine”- our first mission dedicated entirely to marine conservation!If like us, you watched “My Octopus Te...
18/08/2026

🌊 Meet “WildeMarine”- our first mission dedicated entirely to marine conservation!

If like us, you watched “My Octopus Teacher” and immediately started dreaming about South Africa’s waters… this one’s for you.

🩵 From supporting endangered African penguin rehabilitation and contributing to shark and whale research, to exploring kelp forests and connecting with local communities, WildeMarine brings you closer to the species and ecosystems working to protect them.

🐧 And you don’t have to be a marine biologist to join. WildeMarine is family-friendly, goes at your pace, and can be shaped around what you want to experience.

🦈 For those looking to take their experience further, a dedicated marine veterinary programme is also available, offering a deeper dive into the veterinary side of marine conservation and rehabilitation.

💬 Comment “MARINE” if you want more info on how to join us. Come experience the ocean differently!

Vet nurses are the backbone of wildlife care- and we could not do what we do without them.That’s why we’re so excited to...
17/08/2026

Vet nurses are the backbone of wildlife care- and we could not do what we do without them.

That’s why we’re so excited to collaborate with Samantha Jade Clutterbuck founder of Exotic Vet Nurse Training (EVNT), to help connect veterinary professionals with opportunities in wildlife conservation!

Through EVNT, Samantha is supporting fellow vet nurses with practical resources, education, mentorship, and honest conversations around the questions that don’t always get enough attention in the profession.

We’re so proud to highlight the people behind animal care, and to help create more pathways for vet nurses to take their skills into conservation. 🌍👩‍⚕️🐾

💬 Are you a vet nurse or want to be? Comment “NURSE” below to find out more!

14/08/2026

What does it mean to truly be one with nature? 🌿🦁🐾

For Kavya, it was stepping into the wild, and experiencing South Africa in a way that felt deeply connected to the animals and the environment around her.

On WildeCapture, you don’t just experience nature, you realise you’re truly part of it.

💬 If you’re ready to find your own connection, comment “WILDE” to keep up with our WildeCapture 2027 dates!

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Plot twist: you don’t have to be a vet to make a difference in conservation. 👀🩺 We have huge appreciation for our vets- ...
13/08/2026

Plot twist: you don’t have to be a vet to make a difference in conservation. 👀

🩺 We have huge appreciation for our vets- they bring the expertise, knowledge and care behind so many of our missions! But protecting wildlife takes more than one profession.

🌎 It takes researchers, photographers, filmmakers, storytellers, travelers, creatives and, simply, people who care. At Wilde Tracks, we’re all about creating accessible, unique, and safe ways for everyday people to get involved, learn from experts, and play a part in protecting wildlife.

🐾 Conservation needs all of us. And there’s a place for you here.

💬 Want to join us on a mission? Comment “WILDE” and we’ll send you all the info.

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