News Archives

June sightings, wildlife monitoring and interesting research projects.`

As we move into our higher fire risk seasons for the year, we have placed additional emphasis on fire safety both in camp and on the reserve.

The Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT) has asked us to share some insight into their Greater Kruger Wild Dog Project.

As part of our focus on long-term changes and potential research projects, the historical sightings from Ingwelala over the years are being converted into digital records.

We welcome the winter months following a cool, windy and dry month of May at Ingwelala.

May sightings, wildlife monitoring and interesting research projects.`

When we visit the bush, a substantial part of the reason we are here is generally to admire the natural splendour, including the associated habitats, biomes, flora and fauna.

As we move into the dry winter months, we have once again placed huge emphasis on fire safety and protection around the reserve and in camp.

Following on from the Board Meeting, on the 24^th of May we hosted our annual awards ceremony for Ingwelala staff.

We had a wonderfully busy month of April celebrating the school holidays and Easter long weekend with plenty of Members in camp.

April sightings, wildlife monitoring and interesting research projects.`

Vuka Ingwe hosted a fun soccer match between the Members and Staff on Easter Sunday!

Over the long weekend we hosted a phenomenal interactive session on snakes and scorpions presented by Tim Baynham from Wildlife Safety Solutions.

March proved to be a very busy month in the field as we focused our efforts on veld rehabilitation, maintenance of the airstrip surface, and upgrades in the Workshop department. 

March sightings, wildlife monitoring and interesting research projects.`

During the month we received the unfortunate news that the Southern Ground Hornbill chick on Argyle has not survived. 

When we are in the bush it is common to come across baby animals of many shapes and forms.

Greetings, Ingwelala Members! We hope your month of February was a wonderful one.

February sightings, wildlife monitoring and interesting research projects.`

April/May planned events for Ingwe. `