Giraffe research in the Eastern Cape including Kariega Game Reserve. The Kariega Conservation Volunteers assist the wildlife management team on the reserve with numerous conservation and research projects.
Kariega is home to approximately 280 species of birds. We were particularly excited to see a new resident this week
Photo: African Swamphen at Kariega
Aad and Yvonne van Tol visited Kariega Game Reserve to celebrate their wedding anniversary. They sent us some super pictures of their safari experience and described it as "a weekend in paradise". Thanks for sharing Aad and Yvonne, and we were glad to have had you on the reserve for this special celebration.
Photos: Wedding anniversary celebration at Kariega
The Kariega Conservation Volunteers assist the wildlife management team on the reserve with numerous conservation projects, including elephant research. We are sharing this article to further assist the volunteers to gain insights into wildlife management.
Elephant research in the Eastern Cape
Find out what the Kariega Conservation Volunteers for the month of June and July had to say about their time in the Volunteer Programme.
Conservation Volunteer Testimonials June - July 2013
Find out what the volunteers got up to in the month of July.
Kariega Volunteer Update July 2013
Here on the Eastern Cape coast the weather may be cold and wet and the wind have a bite in it, but warming the heart are the bright, often fiery red or yellow blossoms of the aloes. In all there are 125 species of aloe in South Africa, of which about ten may be seen in and around the Kariega Game Reserve.