Communication with Animals & Nature is important
Learning to communicate with Animals and Nature will open up a whole new world to you. It is not a special gift, but an ancient indigenous ability that is innate in us all and just needs to be re-awakened and nurtured.
If you feel drawn to being with animals and long to understand their language, then it is time to explore the world of Animal Communication through our specialized courses.
Learning this skill can benefit your life by…
- Learning how your own intuition works
- Understanding all animals and their needs
- Helping humans and animals understand each other
- Bringing harmony into your life within Nature
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About Animal Communication
Discover your ability to intuitively connect with other Animals and all of Nature
LEARN WITH OUR ONLINE ACADEMY
Learn how to communicate with all Animals & Nature with a like-hearted, global community
UPCOMING EVENTS
We host Events & Webinars on Interspecies Communication with Wynter and other experts
Wynter Worsthorne
International Animal Communicator
and Founder of AnimaltalkAfrica
Wynter Worsthorne is South Africa’s most respected International Animal Communicator and Teacher offering online courses and workshops in animal communication. She has been working as a professional animal communicator since 2001, and pioneered the teaching in South Africa, her home country.
Wynter is passionate about assisting African wildlife and she works closely with various wildlife organisations.
Over the years she has developed the H.E.A.R.T method (Heart Energy Achieving Real Transformation), working with the Heart Energy Field in order to co-create positive transformation with Mother Nature’s guidance.
Wynter is currently involved with research projects showing how Intuitive Interspecies Communication can assist with conservation and biodiversity.
TESTIMONIALS
Humans are Saying…
Upcoming Events & Workshops
A Virtual StarLion Journey – January 2027
You are invited to apply to attend a three-day VIRTUAL StarLion Journey to the Heart of the HeartLands, the endemic homelands of the rare and sacred White Lions. January 29 - 31 2027 - Apply now.
The HEART Pride focuses on positive transformation for “Lions, Land, Oceans and People”. Find out how you can support the Global White Lion Protection Trust, and the work of Linda Tucker and Wynter Worsthorne by joining us.
We only open registrations for a set period twice a year. This is to ensure focused group work with existing members and an integrative welcome for each new intake.
REGISTRATION FOR THE HEART PRIDE is now OPEN until November 21 2026
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Reposted from Global White Lion Protection T
HAPPY 23RD BIRTHDAY, QUEEN ZIHRA.
Today, we celebrate an extraordinary life lived in love - with every breath.
At 23 years of age, Zihra has reached an astonishing milestone for any lion. As the primary guiding presence in the Heartlands, her long life has granted us the privilege of witnessing a remarkable frontier of living wisdom in the White Lions’ ever unfolding mythic story.
Zihra’s name means The First Ray of Sunshine! And so she has radiated from the moment of her birth, as the daughter of Queen Marah, founding lioness of the Global White Lion Protection Trust.
When Marah and her cubs were returned to their sacred ancestral lands, they carried with them an ancient living legacy that continues to shape the future…
When Marah passed, Zihra took up her mother's mantle at a remarkably young age, carrying forward the legacy and responsibilities of the lineage, proving that she could rewild in the sacred lands of her origin, and sustain herself against all odds. Today, that legacy lives on through four generations of White Lions in the Heartlands, bonded with wild golden lions from the greater region as far as the Kalahari, a proud testament to the enduring strength and continuity of this extraordinary royal family.
Through the years, Zihra has become so much more than a name in that story. Her beautiful presence, her enduring prowess and tireless strength has been the greatest privilege and learning for Linda Tucker and her LionHearted team fortunate enough to share with her life’s journey.
Birthday blessings, Queen Zihra, from your pride, your human family – and all of Nature!
Today, we honour this timeless Queen with deepest love, gratitude and enduring respect. May her living legacy continue to remind us why these sacred beings, their heritage and their natural kingdom deserve our greatest loving care.
Happy birthday, Queen Zihra!
Thank you for all that you will always continue to teach us...
*See link in bio for ways to support this important project
Reposted from Global White Lion Protection T Global White Lion Protection Trust on Instagram...
What a blessing to see these beautiful beings thriving.
SOUND UP
With the voice of the forest ringing in our ears and in our hearts we are reminded of why we are here...to be part of this miraculous world, to protect and stand strong, to be there for those who are not understood, the wild ones, the more-than-human who are singing to us to see them, to listen and to act with love...
#pietmyvrou
#listentonature #wildandfree
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Thank you for this poignant post.
Reposted from Green Group Simonstown STOP.
Sometimes a photograph arrives at exactly the right moment.
Thank you to my good friend Dave Hurwitz of Simon’s Town Boat Company for this beautiful photograph of a Cape Point baboon. Dave’s love for False Bay, its whales, its ocean and the natural world has contributed enormously to the richness of Simon’s Town.
At this particular moment, this image feels especially poignant.
Perhaps it is time to stop and rethink the way we treat wildlife.
For too long, when coexistence becomes difficult, the animal has been expected to adapt, move or disappear. We need a more courageous and imaginative relationship with the wild world, one in which we are prepared to change too.
We need to stand up and say: we want wildlife here.
We want birdsong in the mornings, crickets on summer evenings, toads in our waterways, reptiles in our mountains, whales in our bay and primates living freely in the landscapes to which they belong.
We fiercely defend our own homes, but the mountain is a home too. So are our wetlands, trees, rocky outcrops and coastline. The creatures living there are our neighbours, and their homes deserve defending too.
Wildlife is not disposable. It is part of our living wealth, something infinitely precious and impossible to buy back once it is gone.
Perhaps this baboon sitting above a stop sign is asking us to do exactly that:
Stop. Think differently. And have the courage to stand up for what remains.
📷 Dave Hurwitz, Simon’s Town Boat Company...for the animals
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