June Ranger’s Report
Nambiti Game Reserve is part of the Black Rhino Range Expansion Project (BRREP) with the WWF.
28Jun
31May
May Ranger’s Report
Two of the most popular Big 5 species have certainly stolen the limelight in the month of May.
24Apr
April Ranger’s Report
For those of you who have visited us recently, you will have seen the new dam and you may have enjoyed a bush breakfast alongside it.
29Mar
March Ranger’s Report
Oh the madness of March! Whether it is something in the air or in the water, this month sure has been busy at Umzolozolo.
29Feb
February Ranger’s Report
With Valentine's Day on the calendar for the month, I have decided to write about a few mammals that show a lot of physical affection.
02Feb
January Ranger’s Report
The first month of the new year has been phenomenal! We welcomed a familiar face back into the Umzolozolo family with the return of Raymond in the food and beverage department.
09Jan
December Ranger’s Report
The final month of 2023 is always a festive time, even out in the wilderness. Guides accessorised with funky hats, sparkly tinsel and other Christmas decorations.
04Dec
November Ranger’s Report
There is no question that a visit from one of the Big Five animals is a wish that sits on everyone’s list. In the last week of November
17Nov
October Ranger’s Report
If I look back on the month of October and consider the events that stand out, the memories are dominated by a freezing cold spell of weather that swooped in towards the end. There were reports of snow between Ladysmith and Newcastle, and we had single digit temperatures, hail storms and heavy rain for at least a few days. Although...
05Oct
September Ranger’s Report
Spring mode has been activated on Nambiti Game Reserve! Beautiful pops of colour have started appearing as wild flowers bloom, birds are diligently collecting nesting materials and donning their breeding plumage, and many a mammal is carrying the next generation for 2023. We have identified at least two active Secretarybird nests on the reserve and the breeding pairs of Blue Crane...