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Crispy black pepper tofu with sticky soy sauce noodles

Crispy black pepper tofu with sticky soy sauce noodles

Although we love some decadence on safari, we are also very aware of all the travellers who are looking for cleaner and fresher options when it comes to foo ...

Shara Burger | Food & Dining | August 2023

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A Week of Running Wild in Photos

Run an ultramarathon they said. It would be fun they said. When, six hours after the shotgun sounded to signal the start of the 2023 Timbavati Traverse, and I was still running, I had lost my sense of humour about this idea…, especially in 30-degree heat (that’s around 90 for our non-metric...

Wildlife | July 2023

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Greater Kruger Partners Collaborate to Achieve Conservation Goals

Greater Kruger Partners Collaborate to Achieve Conservation Goals

A lioness and three cubs moved almost 300km across the Greater Kruger to a region that had lost its lions. What that journey says about an unfenced system.

Tanda Tula | Our Impact | September 2022

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Our Tribute to Our Fallen Wildlife Warrior, Anton Mzimba

Our Tribute to Our Fallen Wildlife Warrior, Anton Mzimba

Twenty-five years in the Timbavati, from erosion fieldwork team member to Head of Ranger Services. Remembering Anton Mzimba, 1980 to 2022.

Tanda Tula | Our Impact | August 2022

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Saving Africa's Wilderness Spaces: A New Paradigm in Conservation

Saving Africa's Wilderness Spaces: A New Paradigm in Conservation

The hunting debate has been going in circles for years. Meanwhile the land itself keeps shrinking. A case for arguing less and protecting habitat more.

Don Scott | Our Impact | October 2019

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Field Camp's Sensory Connection

Field Camp's Sensory Connection

No wifi, no air conditioning, no flushing toilets. What walking and sleeping out in the Timbavati gives you instead is harder to put on a list.

Tanda Tula | Tanda Tula Experiences | October 2019

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Conservation Discussions at Parliamentary Level

Conservation Discussions at Parliamentary Level

Two days in parliament on captive predator breeding, and two quieter issues that came out of it: voluntourism, and what happens when rescue facilities breed too well.

Don Scott | Our Impact | October 2019

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Opinion: Wildlife Population Reductions and the Land They Depend On

Opinion: Wildlife Population Reductions and the Land They Depend On

Lion numbers fell 90% last century. Lion range fell 92%. Set the two against each other and the correlation is hard to look away from.

Don Scott | Our Impact | October 2019

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The Changing of Africa's Conservation Landscape

The Changing of Africa's Conservation Landscape

Reserves are shifting from inward-looking bodies to partners in the communities around them. What the Greater Kruger economy is actually worth.

Don Scott | Our Impact | October 2019

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