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Guest blog by Karoline Gore Taking your family on safari to explore the African bush is a dream come true for many, and a complete sensory overload for curious kids. And while they work at spotting all the amazing animals, be it some of South Africa’s 27 000 elephant or 2 000 black rhino, they can [...]
It’s not only that our children’s children may never see an elephant in their lifetime, but more so that losing an animal of such environmental impact could cause a lot more damage than we even know. Imagine a world where wildlife only exists on the internet? Would we even be able to survive without the [...]
Love golf and the African bush? Now you can combine the two for the sake of conservation… and fun of course! On 5 November – for the third year running – the Pilanesberg National Park is putting on the 2017 Annual Pilanesberg Wild Life Trust Golf Day. Prior to 2008 poaching of rhino was still [...]
©Michael Lorentz Madikwe Game Reserve is becoming congested and a 75-kilometre corridor is the solution – if only bureaucracy can get out of the way. […]
Big male rhino in Letsatsing, copyright of Christopher Clark Back in April this year, Mankwe Gametrackers, Pilanesberg National Park’s main activities provider, began offering a new rhino tracking activity in Letsatsing Game Reserve, a small and pretty reserve that Gametrackers run privately just a stone’s throw from Sun City. [...]
