The Impala Lamb Equation
With the lambing season of impalas behind us, and the gregarious and abundant impala herds now roaming the lush landscape around us, one can’t help but marvel in the copious …
With the lambing season of impalas behind us, and the gregarious and abundant impala herds now roaming the lush landscape around us, one can’t help but marvel in the copious …
In the vast expanse of nature’s wisdom, where every leaf whispers a story and each tree stands as a sentinel of time, a deep truth reveals itself: the boundless vitality …
Even though I work in an office environment at Londolozi, I’m fortunate to have the wilderness right on my doorstep as a break from the computer screen. In today’s world, …
Browse through any seasoned ranger’s bookshelf and you’ll likely encounter a treasure of books spanning from detailed mammal guides to astrological wonders, from grasses and trees to the musings of …
One of the most beautiful things I have found by working and living at Londolozi for three years now is how heightened your five senses become. You start to feel, …
I recently stumbled upon an article written by Heather Browning and Arthur Viet, titled “Positive Wild Animal Welfare“, found in the journal Biology & Philosophy. I love multi-dimensional approaches to …
A favourite game (read trick) of myself and tracker Ray Mabilane to play with guests is chameleon spotting. I, for one, have never won, nor can I remember a guest …
Trying to maximize our time out in the bush on my guests’ last game drive, we set off into the wilderness at first light. We had planned to drive out …
The strangeness of it being a brand new year yet just another Tuesday never escapes me at the beginning of January. The flurry of the festive season, for most, is …
One of the things I love most about Londolozi is that the essence of care and luxury extends far beyond the confines of opulent camps and thrilling safari adventures. It …
I was honoured to have sat down with long-standing friends and guests of Londolozi, Nigel and Vicki Colne. Their story and connection with Londolozi is one that I simply had …
Over the past two years, I have had the extraordinary privilege of being able to call Londolozi my home. This iconic African wilderness has been the backdrop to my journey …
I’ll start off by saying that this is a blog I have been wanting to write for a long time now. With the end of the year approaching and it …
It is so often that as we sit with a predator during a period of rest, we hope to see one yawning, this can often precede a bout of activity. …
A trigger is a stimulus that evokes a negative emotion often associated with past events or traumas. These days the term “trigger” is used more loosely as something that sparks …