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Gusts of breath released through the leathery nostrils of a white rhino send swirls of dust into the air, as her head hangs low to the ground. She is designed to graze, to shear the grass with her tough lips and flat, textured molars. The weight of her head is supported by her mighty neck […]
  • Feb 27, 2017
  • Blog, Kruger Wildlife Videos, Rare Wildlife Sightings, Uncategorized, Wildlife Conservation
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An Ode to Rhinos in the Greater Kruger Park

Gusts of breath released through the leathery nostrils of a white rhino send swirls of dust into the air, as her head hangs low to the ground. She is designed[…]
Some might consider it a face only a mother would love, but if you look a little more closely at the Southern ground hornbill, you’ll notice its luscious long eyelashes, mesmerising blue eyes, and the vibrancy of the bulging red skin on its face. This dinosaur-like bird is a relative of the yellow- and red-billed […]
  • Oct 26, 2016
  • Africa on Foot, Blog, nThambo Tree Camp, Wildlife Conservation
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The Gorgeous Ground Hornbills of Klaserie

Some might consider it a face only a mother would love, but if you look a little more closely at the Southern ground hornbill, you’ll notice its luscious long eyelashes,[…]
It’s International Earth Day today, giving us even more of an excuse to brag about our fantastic week in the natural world of Safari! From the Greater Kruger Park to Botswana’s epic Chobe Riverfront, we’ve received a photographic overload of wildlife evidence from this week’s game drives. These sublime wild regions are protected areas, dedicated to […]
  • Apr 22, 2016
  • Africa on Foot, Blog, Ezulwini, nThambo Tree Camp, The Week in Pictures, Wildlife Conservation
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Week in Pictures: Celebrating the Earth

It’s International Earth Day today, giving us even more of an excuse to brag about our fantastic week in the natural world of Safari! From the Greater Kruger Park to[…]
Today is the crown anniversary of the UN World Wildlife Day. Declared 3 years ago as the day to raise awareness about the plight of precious animal and plant species, World Wildlife Day is now being celebrated more than ever. It is no secret that our passion for safari stems directly from our love and admiration […]
  • Mar 03, 2016
  • Blog, Botswana, Camp Linyanti, Camp Savuti, Rare Wildlife Sightings, Wildlife Conservation, Wildlife Stories
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World Wildlife Day: Top 3 Safari Favourites Facing Extinction

Today is the crown anniversary of the UN World Wildlife Day. Declared 3 years ago as the day to raise awareness about the plight of precious animal and plant species, World[…]
In 2012 a recorded amount of 633 rhinos were poached. Within two years, this number escalated to a staggering 1020. And these are just the official numbers recorded by the Department of Environmental affairs. There are plenty of unaccounted for rhino deaths which affect the decline of our rhino population. The increase in poaching is […]
  • Mar 03, 2016
  • Blog, Ezulwini, Uncategorized, Wildlife Conservation, Wildlife Stories
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#WWD2016 : Unpacking Rhino Poaching Statistics

In 2012 a recorded amount of 633 rhinos were poached. Within two years, this number escalated to a staggering 1020. And these are just the official numbers recorded by the[…]
  • Sep 21, 2015
  • Blog, Ezulwini, Uncategorized, Wildlife Conservation
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A tribute to the Black Mambas APU on World Rhino Day

Every day should hold some reminder to the world that our wildlife is in danger, and that animals such as rhinos are dropping like flies in areas that are meant[…]
front line noun the military line or part of an army that is closest to the enemy. the most important or influential position in a debate or movement. Would you want to be the person ‘closest to the enemy’ when the element is bold enough to bulldoze a species that has been on this earth […]
  • Apr 09, 2015
  • Blog, Wildlife Conservation
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FROM THE FRONT LINE: Saving Our Rhino

front line noun the military line or part of an army that is closest to the enemy. the most important or influential position in a debate or movement. Would you[…]
In December 2013, the 68th session of the United Nations General Assembly proclaimed 3 March as World Wildlife Day.  The relevant organisations within the UN system facilitated the implementation of World Wildlife Day in recognition of the fact that wildlife plays an integral part of our daily living. This year we celebrate wildlife, but also […]
  • Mar 12, 2015
  • Blog, Important Information, Wildlife Conservation
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How To Support World Wildlife Day

In December 2013, the 68th session of the United Nations General Assembly proclaimed 3 March as World Wildlife Day.  The relevant organisations within the UN system facilitated the implementation of[…]
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Gusts of breath released through the leathery nostrils of a white rhino send swirls of dust into the air, as her head hangs low to the ground. She is designed to graze, to shear the grass with her tough lips and flat, textured molars. The weight of her head is supported by her mighty neck […]
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Gusts of breath released through the leathery nostrils of a white rhino send swirls of dust into the air, as her head hangs low to the ground. She is designed to graze, to shear the grass with her tough lips and flat, textured molars. The weight of her head is supported by her mighty neck […]
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Gusts of breath released through the leathery nostrils of a white rhino send swirls of dust into the air, as her head hangs low to the ground. She is designed to graze, to shear the grass with her tough lips and flat, textured molars. The weight of her head is supported by her mighty neck […]
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