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Tracks of Giants expedition kicks off in Namibia
Two intrepid conservationists, together with a dedicated support team, have begun a 5000 kilometre, 20 week journey through six countries to help raise awareness of the importance of transfrontier...
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Ian Michler’s diary: the rhino crisis
The rhino crisis : Legalising horn trade is not a solution Almost 950 rhinos have been killed illegally in South Africa since January 2010. It’s an alarming statistic, and it points to a major crisis....
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10 Things to Consider When Planning a Safari for your Family
Forget zoos, what could be more exciting to a child than encountering animals in the wild? A safari is a perfect holiday for the family, because not only will children will be exposed to incredible...
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Packing your book bag for safari
It’s not my intention to cause any safari guides to lose their jobs, but sometimes it`s just nice to be able to identify whatever creature (or plant) you come across for yourself. And unless you happen...
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Southern African hedgehogs: life in a prickly skin!
Cute … kind of ugly … spiny… delightful … adorable – I find it hard not to love hedgehogs! So here’s a bit more about these too oft-ignored little creatures… © Tikki Hywood Trust Stranger Danger! The...
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Caracals count too: mesopredator research in the Cederberg
On a recent trip to the Cederberg with my 9-year-old son, I arranged to meet a young researcher working for the Cape Leopard Trust. I was keen to chat to her about the work of the CLT in the area, and...
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End of the road marks the beginning of environmental change…
Tracks of Giants, the epic conservation trek over 5000 kilometres through six southern African countries has come to an end. But the impact of the expedition will have a lasting effect for years to...
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So long, life as we know it
In a few days time, Kerryn and I will be saying a lot of goodbyes. Goodbye Jozi, you beautiful city. Goodbye friends and family. Goodbye work. Goodbye couch and DSTV. Goodbye Armitage Shanks, Sealy...
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It is a well known fact that the two species of oxpecker that occur in southern Africa, the red-billed and the yellow-billed, both feed on parasites that live on or in some of the larger plant-eating...
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All aboard
Gaudy cabaret shows, stale midnight buffets, inebriated singles hankering after an on-board romance. These are all the things I expect from a cruise. One big floating gin palace. Lost at sea with...
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Southern African bearded vulture decline
Humans are largely to blame for the rapid demise of one of Africa's most famous birds - the bearded vulture. Read more › The post Southern African bearded vulture decline appeared first on Africa...
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Skiing in Lesotho
Skiing in Lesotho is an affordable, enjoyable and accessible holiday for South Africans and foreigners alike. Read more › The post Skiing in Lesotho appeared first on Africa Geographic.
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A hunting ban reportedly saps a village’s livelihood
Since Botswana banned trophy hunting two years ago, remote communities have been at the mercy of growing numbers of wild animals that are damaging livelihoods and terrifying villagers. Read more › The...
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Why millions of tourists choose Africa
A look at why more than 30 million tourists visit Africa every year, and a quick guide to some of the safari hot spots on the continent. Read more › The post Why millions of tourists choose Africa...
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Visit multiple African countries on one holiday!
Make the most of Africa and travel across borders with these suggested trips to two or more of the continent's most beautiful countries. Read more › The post Visit multiple African countries on one...
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Advice for travelling in Africa as seniors
Just because you're a senior doesn't mean you can't explore the beauty of Africa. Prepare for safari with these handy tips. Read more › The post Advice for travelling in Africa as seniors appeared...
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Top 5 places to see elephants in Africa
Five of the best places to get fabulous elephant experiences in Africa. Read more › The post Top 5 places to see elephants in Africa appeared first on Africa Geographic.
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Tracking tips from a safari guide
Other than barbecuing – sorry, 'braaing' – there’s nothing that awakens the natural instincts like learning how to track an animal. Read more › The post Tracking tips from a safari guide appeared first...
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