This great shot of a female serval was taken by our ranger Brendon Jennings at Kariega Game Reserve South Africa, and uploaded onto Kariega Facebook with the following caption:

January and February 2013 can be recorded in the history books as the most adventurous, crazy and amazing two months in the life of a Kariega conservation volunteer (well that’s my opinion for somebody that’s been here for 2 days longer than the first 2013 volunteers). It started off with the elephant herd visiting our house 20 minutes after I arrived with the first volunteer group.

A touching music video tribute to African rhino calves who often lose their parents to terrible poaching incidents in southern African game parks.

Our elephant herd has increased by one!

On the 2nd of March 2012 one cow and two bull rhino’s were poached at Kariega Game Reserve.

We love this video all about the Kariega Conservation Volunteer Programme, featuring some of the experiences and highlights of being a part of the programme! This lively video was uploaded onto Youtube by Maeve O'Sullivan, a volunteer...

This great shot was taken by our talented ranger Brendon Jennings, originally appearing on the Kariega Game Reserve Facebook page with the following caption:

It was on 14 December 1775 that a 25 year-old Swedish physician and naturalist Anders Sparrman, camped beside a small vlei* about 20 km north-west of Kariega Game Reserve. On that day at the University of Uppsala a doctorate was conferred in...

Newly born blue wildebeest calf and its mother taken by ranger and photographer Brendon Jennings.

Kariega Game Reserve is proud to announce that it has received a TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence Award for 2012.