This new collaboration saw the Timbavati Foundation be one of the first in the region to act as piloting partners to roll out their newly developed program.

Each year, the Timbavati welcomes two students from South African universities to give them an unparalleled, informative and exciting learning experience.

Our very own, Head of Ranger Services, Orlat Ndlovu attended this prestigious event and ensured that his late colleague, Anton Mzimba’s message was heard.

Conservation originations such as the Endangered Wildlife Trust have endeavoured to do what they can to protect endangered species.

Chad and Tristan joined the teams from Elephants Alive and Wild Wonderful World on their latest elephant collaring operation within the Timbavati Private Nature Reserve.

The two main problematic invasive alien plant species found on the TPNR. Both these species can successfully be controlled with the use of a biological agent, the Cochineal insect.

Make a note in the calendar because this is a once-in-a-lifetime experience for passionate nature-loving runners, walkers and their families. Read more from our guest journalist, Kath Read.

Anton, you have left a legacy – one which we will, in your honour, hold up high and never forget. We pay tribute to his greatness.

Next time you visit the TPNR lodges, know that you are part of supporting this responsible recovery of the Timbavati integrated landscape.

After months of effort, it all came together this week under the giant Baobab, when the GKEPF hosted Minister Barbara Creecy.