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Posted by richard in Londolozi Life, Wildlife Diary on 02. Mar, 2010 | No Comments
It is with great fortune that the Londolozi rangers have had the privilege of learning from South Africa’s scorpion expert: Jonathan Leeming. Jonathan is one of South Africa’s foremost experts of scorpions and spiders and has recently written the book on this particular subject: ‘Scorpions of South Africa’. To view the full post and video click on the heading above.
Posted by richard in Good Work Foundation on 28. Feb, 2010 | No Comments
Towards the end of last year, the Good Work Foundation received a large donation of stationery and other accessories for children to use whilst at school. This generous donation was made, in particular, to the Sam Nzime and Babati Primary schools in Mpumalanga. To view the full post, click on the heading above.
Posted by richard in Londolozi Life on 25. Feb, 2010 | No Comments
The Solgar range fits perfectly with the ethos at our wellness hub, Londolozi Life. Londolozi Life is designed to reflect and harmonise you with the rhythms and cycles of nature. It offers the means to create balance in body, mind and soul, through the understanding that living in harmony with nature promotes healing and harmony in life. Londolozi life is integral to facilitating a deep engagement with nature and providing the tools for wider exploration of yourself and the environment during a stay here. With the wilderness providing substance for healing the soul and mind, Solgar works well with Yoga to increase the health of the body. To view the full post and video click on the heading above.
Posted by richard in Wildlife Diary on 22. Feb, 2010 | 1 Comment
She seemed foolish at first, childish and inane in her abilities. The Vomba Young Female Leopard had spotted the mongoose running into the small shrub and was after it in a matter of seconds. The leopard was a live wire…a vibrant current bristling with energy and excitement at the possibility of a playmate that would turn into a meal. That is, if she could successfully catch it. To view the full post and video, click on the heading above.
Posted by richard in Wildlife Diary on 19. Feb, 2010 | 2 Comments
Gently sauntering across grassy plains and threading her way through skeletons of archaic Ebonys, the elephant cow came closer to our stationary position. She seemed intrigued by our presence and her curiosity was evident. In a round about manner the cow drew closer still and then stopped just shy of the vehicle. To view the full post and video, click on the heading above.
