This weeks photo of the week is all about getting close to nature at Kariega Game Reserve South Africa, especially on foot. A lot of excitement and focus is on the Kariega game drives which take guests out to see big game such as elephant, rhino,...
I would like to thank Kariega for an amazing week of volunteering and also to new staff member Azel Crous! She is full of energy and great fun to be around with! The picture below was taken from the platform just outside the volunteer house on my...
Thanks from Conservation Volunteer Alex Rathke
The latest close-ups of Thandi taken by Kariega ranger, Brendon Jennings. Taken at Kariega Game Reserve South Africa.
Thandi - January 2013
The elephant eye has always been a fascinating and popular subject for the wildlife photograpaher - amateur and professional alike. Some have compared the emotion portrayed in an elephant eye to that of a human eye, and it seems that as we learn more about this incredible species the comparison is becoming more appropriate in symbolising just how intelligent the elephant really is.
Photo of the Week - a window to the soul
As we usher in the New Year, we are very happy to announce that the Wilderness Fly Camp – Kariega Game Reserve's first outdoor camping experience - has been up and running over the last few weeks and guests have so far been thrilled by this added...
Kariega Wilderness Fly Camp now open!
It's a bit late this week, but hopefully worth the wait! Not so much a photo, our selection this week is a collage design depicting the great accomplishments of the Rooting-for-Rhino's school challenge during 2012. To sum up -...
Photo of the Week - Rooting for Rhinos School Challenge 2012
Many years ago, shortly before Christmas, a friend and I were travelling through the arid Karoo. The car developed engine trouble and we stopped at the next small town to have it repaired. Spare parts were ordered from Cape Town and we eventually...
South African Christmas Tree
It seems that everyone is sharing the love this festive season - even these two giraffe, captured at Kariega Game Reserve South Africa.
While giraffe are not particularly affectionate animals, they do communicate with each other using infrasound...