Responsible Traveller mag - edition 1 - 2021

CONSERVATION SUCCESS STORY

Welge vonden’s

holistic approach to rhino conservation...

here’s nothing better than watching a crash of white rhino grazing peacefully when on a game drive – an experience that is almost as atrisk as the very species being watched. Being relatively sedate and more social than their black rhino cousins, white rhino tend to be sitting ducks for poachers and under normal circumstances need an exceptionally secure environment to survive. Such as 24/7 surveillance, armed guards, K9 units, advanced technology, and bucket-loads of good fortune. 52 responsible traveller

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Responsible Traveller mag - edition 1 - 2021

Published on Apr 30, 2021Other Animals Travel & Tourism

Responsible Traveller

We start in the Greater Kruger National Park at Baobab Ridge where we experience a REAL safari, and at Thornybush Game Reserve to learn about the community projects and meet the K9 professionals of Tango K9. In KZN we head to the Drakensberg Mountains for a blissful time at the Cavern and discover their heart for community and education, at Babanango Game Reserve we find out what’s involved in establishing a conservation/community game reserve and realise that it takes way more than one would expect, and at Thanda Safari we experience the adrenalin rush of an ‘almost Big5’ bush walk. We not only delve into the declining numbers of several species and the threat of poaching and habitat destruction, but look at some of the conservation success stories too.

Responsible Traveller mag - edition 1 - 2021

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Edition 1 - 2021

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Mozambique’s Gorongosa Restoration Project

Rebuilding the African Penguin population

A conservation first for Pangolin

Amakhosi Safari Lodge, a haven for cheetah

An ‘almost Big Five’ bush experience at Thanda Safari

Thornybush, more than just a game lodge

Tango K9, helping to protect

Success at expanding the range and reproduction rate of the black rhino

a working relationship that yields a win for all

The Cavern, a place of mountains and miracles

Welgevonden’s holistic approach to rhino conservation

Species on the precipice?

Baobab Ridge, a REAL safari experience