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Prepare to be amazed as we dive into an unprecedented discovery at Londolozi. Our team has spent years observing the complex behaviours of wild dogs, but what we’ve recently witnessed …
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Now that we are in the latter winter months and the Summer rains are a forgotten spectacle last observed four or five months ago, water has become less of an …
Recently I sat going through some old photographs from my SD cards which was certainly a trip down memory lane and a reminder as to just how much has changed …
My love for the serendipitous nature of the bush is a feeling that could never be shaken. You can leave camp for each game drive with a plan to find …
The Plains Camp Males are beginning to apply a lot more pressure on the Ndzhenga Males by pushing further east into the territory. A recent sighting of a dead hippo …
The Week In Pictures is always a fantastic way to showcase some of the exciting moments over the last little while. This week’s edition is no different, and I have …
Winter has a unique appeal but also brings many hardships. It stirs our memories and engages our senses. The bite of a cold morning, the mysterious hanging mist, the richness …
One of the most magical experiences at Londolozi is sitting quietly in the bush and listening to the symphony of sounds around you. Among these, the deep rumbles and trumpeting …
Winter at Londolozi continues to produce moments that last a life time. Being afforded the opportunity to get to photograph the things we do here, is truly incredible. The past …
As previously mentioned by Ranger Pat Grealy, the thrilling discovery of an active hyena den site in the northeastern reaches of Londolozi has been accompanied by much excitement amongst the …
Driving out of camp first thing in the morning is always filled with excitement. You are setting out on an endeavour to discover what activity has unfolded during the course …
At Londolozi, we are lucky enough to enjoy a remarkable diversity of wildlife, this includes 10 different antelope species, each occupying their own distinct terrain on the reserve that is perfectly …
Understanding how species are classified as endangered provides essential context for conservation efforts. The International Union for Conservation of Nature’s (IUCN) Red List of Threatened Species, established in 1964, is …
It’s been quite a while since we have had an established hyena den at Londolozi. That was up until a couple of weeks ago when we found that a clan …
One of the most captivating aspects of working in the bush is the constant element of surprise. Even after years of exploring the same terrain, the unpredictability of wildlife never …
