Conservation & Wildlife
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The
temporary closure of Gonarezhou National
Park from 10 January to the end of February 2026 is once
again drawing attention to the operational realities and conservation
priorities shaping Zimbabwe’s tourism sector. This annual shutdown,
which coincides with the region’s peak rainy season, is a
well-established pra… read more
February in the Okavango Delta
delivers an immersive safari experience unlike any other period of the
year. Located in the heart of Botswana, this UNESCO-listed wetland
transforms with the rains, revealing a verdant paradise that pulses with
life and colour. With the Delta’s floodplains turning vivid green,
skies shift… read more
February
brings a unique transformation to Etosha National
Park, creating a safari environment that stands apart
from the classic dry-season norm. Deep in the heart of the green season,
Etosha becomes a haven of lush landscapes, dramatic skies, and thriving
biodiversity. This period offers a refreshing alternative for … read more
February marks the true heart of summer in Kruger
National Park, bringing with it an atmosphere unlike any
other time of year. The landscape bursts into vibrant life, with
lush greenery, replenished rivers, and an abundance of
wildlife—making the park feel as though it pulses with
energy. For those cra… read more
January signals a dramatic transformation in the
Okavango Delta, as Botswana’s famed
wetlands embrace the heart of the green season. For industry
professionals across sub-Saharan Africa, this is an important period to
reconsider how the Delta is marketed and experienced. The summer
landscape bursts into life, trading t… read more
The
Mpumalanga Tourism and Parks Agency (MTPA)
is recalibrating its approach for the upcoming financial year, ushering
in a new set of tariffs that will take effect on 12
December 2025 across all its provincial nature reserves.
This move, which sees a 7% increase for South African
citizens an… read more
South
African National Parks (SANParks) has initiated a significant
infrastructure project to address safety concerns and ecological
sustainability at one of Addo Elephant National Park's most renowned
waterholes. In February 2025, SANParks announced that the existing
Hapoor Dam is no longer suitable for wildlife use due to mobility
… read more
In
a striking affirmation of conservation progress, South
African National Parks (SANParks) has confirmed the first
photographic evidence of a leopard in the
West Coast National Park—the first such
sighting in 170 years. This historic moment not only marks the species’
natural return… read more
The spotlight shone on Ethiopia
this week as the country played host to the 25th annual conference of
the Global Wildlife Program (GWP),
reaffirming its commitment to biodiversity conservation, the
preservation of cultural heritage, and the advancement of sustainable
livelihoods. The event, opened by S… read more
December transforms
Kruger National Park into a vibrant
showcase of nature’s vitality, offering an experience unlike any other
season. As the heart of South Africa’s summer unfolds, the park’s
landscapes burst into life, shaped by regular rains, soaring
temperatures, and an abundance of wildlife activity. For those
j… read more