Conservation & Wildlife
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Wildlife
enthusiasts across sub-Saharan Africa have a compelling new reason to
look towards the Kingdom of Eswatini. For
the first time in more than three and a half decades, cheetahs are once
again roaming the country's landscapes, following the successful
reintroduction of four animals into the Royal Jozini
… read more
Travellers
planning a safari to South Africa's remote and dramatic
Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park during August
or early September 2026 should take note of a small but important
operational update. South African National Parks (SANParks) has
confirmed a series of temporary maintenance closures affecting two of
the park… read more
Few
natural spectacles on the African continent rival the transformation
that unfolds each spring along South Africa's west coast. For a brief
window between late July and early October, vast stretches of what
appears to be dry, barren terrain erupt into carpets of
orange, yellow, pink, purple and white
wildflowers, … read more
Namibia
has once again demonstrated why it is regarded as one of Africa's most
progressive conservation nations, completing one of its largest recent
wildlife translocation programmes. A total of 575 wild
animals have been moved from the world-famous
Etosha National Park to conservation areas
across … read more
Travellers
and tourism operators planning visits to South Africa's national parks
this winter are being urged to brace for substantial disruption, as
severe weather continues to batter sections of the Western
Cape and Eastern Cape. Following an Orange
Level 8 severe weather warning issued by the South … read more
South
African National Parks has moved swiftly to reassure travellers and
tourism operators after an incident that has deeply unsettled the safari
industry across the continent. The organisation has announced a
comprehensive package of enhanced security and risk
mitigation measures following the tragic discovery of two… read more
The
Tanzanian government has firmly dismissed speculation
about potential restrictions on tourist hunting,
reassuring industry stakeholders that the activity remains a cornerstone
of the nation's wildlife management and economic strategy. This
clarification comes at a crucial time for African travel professionals
who… read more
One
of South Africa's most celebrated safari
destinations has experienced an unexpected setback
following a fire that broke out early on Tuesday morning at
Lower Sabie Rest Camp inside the
world-renowned Kruger National Park. The blaze affected critical visitor
amenities, including the camp's shop an… read more
Botswana's
Okavango Delta enters one of its most enchanting periods during
April, as annual floodwaters begin their remarkable
journey from Angolan highlands into this UNESCO World Heritage wetland
system. For African travel professionals seeking compelling safari
recommendations, this transitional month offers clients… read more
Travellers planning a visit to
Madikwe Game Reserve, one of South
Africa’s premier malaria-free safari destinations, should prepare for
newly introduced entry protocols aimed at strengthening biosecurity. The
North West Parks and Tourism Board (NWPTB)
has implemented mandatory health and safety procedu… read more
Cheetahs Return to Eswatini After 35 Years in Landmark Conservation Milestone
Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park Announces Temporary Camp and Pool Closures for August Upgrades
South Africa's 2026 Wildflower Season Bursts Open: Where to Send Clients This Spring
Namibia Relocates 575 Animals from Etosha in Landmark Boost for Community Conservancies
Severe Winter Weather Forces Sweeping Closures Across South Africa's National Parks
Tanzania Confirms Commitment to Trophy Hunting Amid Reform Push
Okavango Delta Delivers Exceptional Safari Value as April Floodwaters Transform Landscape
