Introducing our Timbavati Guest Blogger Series: The Conservation Conversation. This month we launch our Guest Blogger series. It's purpose is to share information, ideas and inspiration from people who are passionate about conservation-related issues in the Greater Kruger. By Lindie Botha It’s been
Like many private nature reserves in the Greater Kruger, Timbavati mainly relies on income generated from two forms of sustainable utilisation - photographic tourism and hunting. Both of these activities require strict governance and management protocols. In 2018, the rules
During the past three years, Timbavati Chairperson Wayne Jackaman, his Exco and management team, has spent hundreds of hours participating in the multi-stakeholder process that culminated in yesterday’s celebrated event: The signing of the GLFTCA Cooperative Agreement in Skukuza, Kruger
On 26 November 2018, Africa Geographic reported that a collared elephant was illegally hunted in the Balule Private Nature Reserve, part of the Associated Private Nature Reserves (APNR) in the Greater Kruger. The report highlighted how the hunt took place
Managing a Private Nature Reserve In 1956, a group of conservation minded landowners formed the Timbavati Association to restore and protect the landscape of a large wilderness area. Since then protected areas in the Kruger Lowveld have grown dramatically. With the
This post was originally published on the Tanda Tula blog Throughout South Africa, water awareness has become a huge topic of interest, with Cape Town only weeks away from #dayzero. We thought it may be useful to add comment to the
The Timbavati management is aware of the article produced by Don Pinnock of Conservation Action Trust. We are disappointed that the presentation of this story is not in line with the facts and information that were openly provided to the
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
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