The Wild Heart Wildlife Foundation, based in Limpopo, is battling after being struck by a severe storm earlier this week. Hope is holding them together. Limpopo, South Africa (22…
South Africa’s EcoTraining has received international recognition at the 2025 Global Youth Travel Awards, celebrating its three-decade commitment to nurturing the next generation of field guides and conservation leaders. …
A powerful doccie by UP student Motlatjo Mogoboya has beautifully captured how women in rural Limpopo use needle and thread to confront the social and economic challenges they face. …
Every piece of jewellery sold supports medical costs for wildlife trapped in snares, and raises awareness around the devastating impact of snare-poaching. Hoedspruit, Limpopo (01 October 2025) – In the…
After almost seven months of gentle care, Blue’s shell has healed nicely, and he’s just about ready to find his feet in the wild. Limpopo, South Africa (22 September…
After more than four decades in captivity, Duma the elephant is finally experiencing life as nature intended, rediscovering freedom and connection at Shambala Game Reserve. Limpopo, South Africa (04…
Have you seen these Hoedies? They’re busting serious boogies on community camera! Hoedspruit, Limpopo (03 September 2025) – The Hoedspruit CCTV cameras catch more than the occasional wild animal…
Over eight days, a Limpopo runner, Wisdom Mudau, pushed through immense physical discomfort to raise awareness and funds for those battling mental health issues, chronic illnesses, and gender-based violence. …
With 39 titles and a historic Wimbledon run, Kgothatso Montjane shares powerful advice for the next generation of girls in sport. South Africa (29 August 2025)- Kgothatso Montjane’s story…
It’s boots on the ground teamwork helping tip the scales for wildlife in Phalaborwa and surrounds. Phalaborwa, Limpopo (21 August 2025) – Phalaborwa’s Natural Heritage Foundation (PNHF) spent the…
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