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Conservation
Summer Has Arrived
For those of us who are fortunate enough to live in the Greater Kruger National Park area, there is something we all wait for with great anticipation every November: the return of the Woodlands Kingfisher. This small electric blue and white
The Drier Days
We are experiencing intense dry conditions in the Timbavati as the drought seems never ending. Each day various animals grow weaker and more vulnerable not only to the harsh elements, but also to the fierce predators. The hyena clan which den
Lead 2 Business Lends A Hand To TWPP
Did you know that NGO’s can legally soak up to 80% of donations as running costs? This means that only 20 cents of every donated rand is effectively used to fund the cause. No wonder there are so many organisations
A Tragedy in the Bush
In December I had watched the pride at a dam one afternoon. There were 22 lions in total - 1 subadult male, 2 adult white lionesses, 5 adult tawny lionesses, 4 white cubs and 10 tawny cubs of which some
An Update from the Reserve
This year has been the driest in recorded history!Luckily, we got a bit of reprieve from the drought in the middle of March when more than 100 mm of much-needed rainfall did a small bit to satiate the dry soils
Lions of the Timbavati: A Closer Look at their Colour
EXAMINING THE GENETIC DIVERSITY OF THE TIMBAVATI WHITE LIONS:
Despite the obvious difference between the tawny lions and the white lions of the Timbavati, there are in fact various subtle and interesting physical differences amid the white lions themselves.ÂÂ This observation prompted my investigation into the genetic diversity of white lion and with the help of Dr. Desire Dalton (Head of Molecular Genetics at the Pretoria Zoo,) as well as Dr Cindy Harper and Susan Miller at Onderstepoort; some useful conclusions have been drawn.
Save the Elephants May Tracking Report
Save the Elephants South Africa, based at Tanda Tula Safari Camp in the Timbavati Private Nature Reserve, recently released their May elephant tracking report which shows the movements of various collared elephants in and around the Greater Kruger National Park. The
Official Timbavati Phelwana Clinic Opening
On 16 May 2012, the new Phelwana Clinic in the Timbavati Private Nature Reserve was officially opened. The new clinic offers HIV testing and counselling, as well as provides general medical services to the local community.
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