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Eastern Cape: Addo Elephant National Park introduces stricter entry & exit protocols!
South African National Parks (SANParks) has announced that in an effort to bolster security, stricter entry and exit protocols will be put into place at the gates of Addo Elephant National Park in the … read more
Kruger National Park: SANParks announced the start of major upgrading & refurbishment
South African National Parks (SANParks) has announced the start of a R370 million upgrading and refurbishment infrastructure programme in … read more
Tswalu introduces Rhino conservation experience
Tswalu, South Africa’s largest private game reserve,is introducing a conservation experience focusing on generic data collection of endangered rhino populations of the Southern Kalahari ecosystem. From April to September, guests are welcomed… read more
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Game reserve offers an opportunity to assist in study of rhinos in South Africa
Tswalu, South Africa's largest private game reserve, is introducing a conservation experience focusing on generic data collection of endangered rhino populations of the Southern Kalahari ecosystem. From April to September, travelers are invited to join the rhino-notching initiative to analyze and support the genetic integrity of the prote… read more
Mozambique: Historic return of rhinos to Mozambique
Zinave National Park in Mozambique is set to become the first “big five” National Park in the country and the host of the first fou… read more
Uganda Wildlife Authority signs new agreements to support Conservation Tourism
The Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) has today signed concession agreements with Wildplaces Africa and Tian Tang Group to develop high-end tourism accommodation facilities in Murchison Falls National Pa… read more
KwaZulu-Natal: Shocking rhino poaching figures
According to the "Daily Maverick", a South African daily online newspaper, at least 75 rhinos have been illegally killed by poachers in … read more
The race to save Zambia’s wetlands
As the sun sets in central Zambia, orange rays reflect across the Lukanga Swamp, a vast wetland spanning 2,600 km2. A watery path cuts through the swamp’s reeds and purple water lilies, where dugout canoes pass daily, ferrying fishers to and from their floating camps. Among them is John Chisela, one of more than 6 million peopl… read more
Namibia: New rhino and elephant poaching figures
According to Namibia's Minister of Environment, Forestry and Tourism, Pohamba Shifeta, the country has recorded two cases of rhino poaching a… read more
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