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
Sneeuberg Nature Reserve Retreat – Informational Zoom
H.E.A.R.T.
Heart Energy Achieving Real Transformation
Join us on April 28th for an inspiring introduction webinar to the Sneeuberg Heart Retreat with Wynter Worsthorne, taking place 23–26 October at Sneeuberg Nature Reserve. It’s an opportunity to explore whether this experience feels right for you.
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 CLOSED until May 2026
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If you are in Cape Town tomorrow....Reposted from @animallawproject From the dogs in our homes, to the penguins on our coast, to the lions in our wild - animals are inseparable from the fabric of our lives in South Africa.
They shape our ecosystems, our cultures, our heritage, and our sense of care and responsibility for others.
Our lives are not separate from theirs; they are intertwined. Their suffering and their well-being affects us, our environment, our communities, and ultimately, our future. When one part of this living system is affected, the whole is affected.
But the law doesn’t reflect this reality.
Animals are not explicitly recognised within our Constitution’s Bill of Rights, and the laws that govern them are wholly inadequate at protecting their interests.
This Saturday, 9 May 2026, we stand together, for them. We speak up, for them.
We want to see a future where animals are constitutionally and legally protected.
Join us:
📍 Parliament, Cape Town
🕛 12 – 2pm - 9 May
As a society, we believe and we practice Ubuntu. Let’s expand this to our fellow animals. We are because they are. 🐾
#Justice4AnimalsZA #ExpandYourUbuntu #animallawproject...
Reposted from @animallawreform LET THEM ROAM - THE CASE FOR THE JOHANNESBURG ZOO ELEPHANTS
Lammie, Ramadiba and Mopane are three elephants currently living in a barren enclosure at the Johannesburg Zoo.
Lammie was born into captivity at the zoo.
Ramadiba and Mopane were purchased for captivity at the zoo.
All three have spent years in conditions that experts say cannot meet their physical, emotional, and social needs.
In June 2022, Animal Law Reform South Africa, together with the EMS Foundation and Chief Stephen Fritz, brought a case before the Gauteng High Court (Pretoria) to challenge their continued confinement, and to have them released from the Zoo.
Nearly four years later, the hearings begin on 19 May 2026.
A relocation plan is already in place. A protected environment has been secured. If the court rules in their favour, these elephants could be moved to a place where their needs can finally be met and where they can live freely.
This is about more than three elephants. It’s about how we live alongside our fellow animals in South Africa today.
Over the coming weeks, we will share their individual stories, their lives, their conditions, and a peek at what their future could be.
Together, we hope to ensure that Lammie, Mopane and Ramadiba and all sentient beings are recognised, respected, and protected by the Constitution and laws that govern us all.
Follow their journey. Let them roam. Read more: www.animallawreform.org/let-them-roam/
#LetThemRoam #AnimalLawReform #AnimalLawReformSouthAfrica #TowardsFreedom #SouthAfrica...
Reposted from @whiteliontrust Freedom is not a concept for lions.
It is their birthright....
#FreedomDay
Thank you Adam and all involved.
Reposted from @adamjcruise I am touring Norway with our film on polar bears, @tradesecretfilm. First stop Oslo for a screening before heading to Svalbard for a double screening. And it just happens that it is World Polar Bear day today #WorldPolarBearDay...
To help ease everyone into this energy of ignition and clarity, we are offering 20% off all our online courses.
See link in bio for more.
#listentoanimals
#intuitiveinterspeciescommunication
#talkwithanimals
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#somethingnew
We are relieved to know that everyone is safe in the HeartLands
Reposted from @whiteliontrust Following on from last week’s video showing the serious waterlogging and roads washed away across our projects, we wanted to share a practical update.
We are deeply grateful to say that no lives, people or Lions, were lost during the immense flooding we have experienced. That is something we do not take lightly.
Mop-up operations are set to resume and meetings around priorities will be taking place over the next couple of days. Our team has been extraordinary, hands-on, steady, and showing true LionHearted Leadership and courage throughout this time. We honour every single person who has helped us keep operations going and begin putting in the new structures that are now needed as a priority.
We have also received a beautiful gift of the loan of a tractor, which has helped us pass roads and obstacles that were previously impassable. It is enabling us to get out to check on the lions and to support our staff. This was a very energising and joyful moment for us in what has otherwise been a very serious operation. Here is a visual of the happiness around us and of the tractor arriving.
We will be assessing the full extent of the damage. It is already clear that repairs will run into the millions and will take a few months to fully restore what nature has asked us to rebuild.
From a practical perspective, there is a lot that now needs to be handled step by step and we are moving forward with clarity and commitment.
Thank you to all our supporters for your light, your thoughts and your beautiful messages. Your care and encouragement mean more than we can say.
We will keep you updated as the next phase unfolds. 💛.#listentonature
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