Even Jack, one of the zebra stars of the movie ‘Racing Stripes’ lives there. The set is based at Glen Afric Lodge, and is the backdrop for countless movies about the African bush. Up to that stage, Paul never knew where it had been filmed, he just noticed that it reminded him of Muldersdrift in South Africa, where he grew up. When the time came to register the Foundation and actively, practically, start to help the Wildlife, the natural choice for a name was ‘Wild at Heart Foundation’ – but this was not available due to copyright issues, and so ‘ Wild Heart Wildlife Foundation’ was born, formally registered as a Non-Profit Organization in February 2015.įor his Birthday one year Carina (Crayton) organized a trip to the set of Wild at Heart. His artwork, posters and graphics were used all over the world during peaceful gatherings and awareness meetings, all geared to illuminate the world about the true plight facing Africa’s wildlife. He created beautiful graphics, posters and quotes, and soon gained a large following. With Rhino Poaching on the increase, Paul started raising awareness on Social Media in 2011, going by the name ‘Wild at Heart’. In 2008, Paul returned to South Africa, to stay. He would miss South Africa more and more with each episode airing. Having left South Africa for several years, and while in the corporate world in the United States, Paul would watch the TV Series ‘Wild at Heart’. He developed a deep love for Nature and Wildlife, and as he grew up, it slowly intensified into the desire to do something to protect Africa’s rich and diverse Wildlife Heritage. As a child, growing up in South Africa, Paul (Oxton) spent a lot of time visiting the Kruger National Park and various other Game Reserves with his family.
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