The prestigious Safari Guide of the Year competition was held recently in the Welgevonden Game Reserve, a stunning wildlife sanctuary nestled within the Waterberg mountains. This picturesque location provided the backdrop for the finalists to test and showcase their exceptional skills and knowledge.
What’s in a field guide? What leads someone to forsake conventional norms, pack their bags, and venture into a remote, rustic landscape?
World Rhino Day, celebrated on September 22nd every year, is a global initiative aimed at raising awareness about the importance of rhinos and their conservation. South Africa, with its rich biodiversity and unique ecosystems, plays a significant role in the global effort to protect these magnificent creatures. This year’s World Rhino Day comes with exciting news as African Parks, a prominent conservation organisation, has made a ground-breaking, last-minute purchase of 2 000 rhinos.
Powered by the Field Guides Association of southern Africa (FGASA) and hosted by Kapama Private Game Reserve, Kimberlee Le Hanie became the first woman to win the prestigious Safari Guide of the Year competition.
