Conservation & Wildlife
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A
recent sighting of the Knysna elephant, affectionately nicknamed
“Oupoot,” has ignited renewed interest in the Garden Route’s
conservation efforts and eco-tourism potential. This rare glimpse of
the elusive female elephant, captured on camera traps near the Knysna
Forest, offers exciting prospects for African travel agents seeking t… read more
South
Africa has launched the Rhino Renaissance
Campaign, a 10-year initiative to revitalize its
white rhino population. Unveiled at Kruger
National Park during the G20 Environment and Sustainability Working
Group meeting, the campaign blends
conservation with community
emp… read more
Matusadona National Park, nestled on the
shores of Lake Kariba, is undergoing a remarkable
transformation, promising exciting new opportunities for African travel
agents specializing in wildlife tourism. A
comprehensive multi-year wildlife translocation
program, spearheaded by the Zimbabwe Parks and
Wi… read more
Grootkolk
Wilderness Camp, a secluded gem in the Kgalagadi
Transfrontier Park, has officially reopened its doors after a
period of refurbishment. This exciting news for African travel agents
comes just in time for the peak season, offering clients an unparalleled
wildlife experience in one of South Africa's most
… read more
Nyawutsi
Bird Hide, a favored spot for birdwatchers in
Kruger National Park’s northern region, is
temporarily closed for essential maintenance. While this popular hide
undergoes upgrades, savvy travel agents have a unique chance to showcase
alternative birding experiences within the park, highlighting… read more
Get
ready to offer your clients an enhanced safari experience!
Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe’s largest
national park and a key attraction within the renowned
Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area (KAZA
TFCA), is set to unveil a brand-new, state-of-the-art
entry pavilion. This
… read more
Akagera
National Park in Rwanda has significantly strengthened its
position as a top safari destination with the arrival of 70
white rhinos. This exciting development marks a major step in
wildlife conservation and boosts Rwanda’s growing
tourism sector.
The rhinos,
translocated from South Africa’s Munya… read more
Akagera
National Park in Rwanda is poised for a tourism
rebound in 2025, projecting \$4.9 million
in revenue following a slight dip in 2024. Despite facing
challenges such as health concerns and temporary facility closures, the
park saw an increase in visitor numbers, demonstrating the resilienc… read more
Rwanda’s
Akagera National Park is showcasing an innovative model of sustainable
tourism, demonstrating how conservation can go hand-in-hand with
community development. By integrating wildlife protection with
initiatives that directly benefit local communities, Akagera is setting a
new standard for responsible tourism in Africa.… read more
A
century-long absence has ended with the triumphant return of
white rhinos to Gonarezhou
National Park, Zimbabwe. This landmark conservation
achievement marks not only a resurgence of biodiversity but also a
golden opportunity for African travel
agents to showcase a revitalized wild… read more