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A very close wildlife encounter

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Working in nature in unfenced bush camps is a wonderful and frightening experience at the same time. We live and work in remote areas so wildlife encounters in camp occur quite often.

Natures Clean-up Crew and Anti-Poaching Patrollers under threat!

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Can you guess who they are?

A Crash of Rhino

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If you have ever heard them running, you will understand why…

You can only Make a Difference by being Different! – Rick Warren

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This Heritage Day we Celebrate our diversity as a Rainbow Nation.

Celebrating every Milestone in Rhino Conservation

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Happy World Rhino Day 2018!  On this day we’d like to recognise the successes in the fight against the extinction of this majestic animal.

The Golden Orb Spider

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If you want to be happy for the rest of your life, never make a pretty Orb spider your wife…

Matabele Ants known as Hissing Ants

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A lesson about hard work and teamwork

Protected Trees in the Selati Game Reserve

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Selati Game Reserve is home to eight officially protected trees. In this article, we have a look at each of the eight trees and how they have helped human beings in the past.

The Importance of Trees in our Ecosystem

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In celebration of Arbor week, we would like to share our personal thoughts on the subject of trees and to ‘leaf’ you with something to think about.

Winter Camping in South Africa

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Here are some great camping tips on how to keep warm in the chilly South African winter

The Makuleke Concession in the Kruger National Park is a Biodiversity Hotspot

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Biological diversity or biodiversity is the variety of life around us, life of all kinds, from the largest animal to the smallest plant. Its complexity is measured in terms of variations at genetic, species and ecosystem levels.

10 Interesting facts about Elephants

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Our EcoTraining unfenced bush camps are located in remote areas of beautiful concessions and game reserves. As such, our instructors and students are fortunate enough to experience frequent encounters with elephants, whether it be in camp or out in the wild.