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Inyati Game Lodge Sabi Sands Game Reserve
The team from Inyati Game Lodge are pleased to announce a substantial refurbishment of the lodge, which is set in the western sector of the Sabi Sand Private Game Reserve, adjacent to the Kruger National Park. Major structural renovations of the central recreational areas include an extension of the main veranda area to capitalise on …
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"The only way to save a Rhinoceros is save the environment in which it lives, because there is a mutual dependency between it and millions of other species of both plant and animal " - David Attenborough-
It is astonishing the speed with which the landscape recovers after the first rains in the bush.
The new Lodge Link System will serve to complement Airlink's already established and increasingly popular Cape Town and Johannesburg to Skukuza services. Since the re-opening of Skukuza airport on 2 June 2014, more than 33,000 travellers passed through its doors entrenching Skukuza as a key access point to the world-renowned Kruger National Park Eco leisure destination, and the exclusive Lodges in nearby private game reserves such as Sabi Sand and Timbavati.
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Stacy's Story.
So with much pomp and ceremony, there has been very little rain. A few showers here and there but nothing significant. Instead of sweltering heat followed by thunderstorms which I have been expecting. It has been chilly in the mornings although I refuse to wear a fleece this time of the year on principal. The …
South Africa’s Kruger Park Loses its First Elephant; Kenya Loses an Icon.
“There is another menacing storm heading south through Africa and the first ominous drops of blood fell on SA soil this week. ” -Will Fowlds
In 2012 there were 16,700 elephants in Kruger National Park.
“We have been alarmed about the elephant poaching happening in Central Africa and its more recent spread and escalation into East…
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Book of Job (39:26) - Doth the hawk fly by Thy wisdom and stretch her wings toward the south?" Early ornithologists noted changes in the birds based on the different seasons, references to migration date back to 3000 years ago when Aristotle postulated the phenomenon of birds disappearing and reappearing every year at the same …
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