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Satyrium Muticum

In August, the Gondwana Conservation Foundation (GCF) did the annual count of Satyrium muticum, a very rare and endangered orchid species known from four small, severely fragmented subpopulations. When the Orchid was first found on Gondwana in 2017 it was listed as critically endangered on SANBI’s red data list (South African National Biodiversity Institute). No […]

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Gondwana Goes Solar

With the ever-growing need for alternative energy, Gondwana is proud to announce that we have established a solar plant on the reserve that generates all of the game reserve’s electrical needs during daylight hours. The solar system is a 250kw plant and consists of 560 solar panels. Over and above Gondwana’s needs, the solar plant

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Anti Poaching

We are ever grateful to Gondwana’s Anti-Poaching Unit (APU) for their constant vigilance and hard work to keep our wildlife safe – 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Our APU team consists of dedicated men and women who put their lives at stake as the first line of defence protecting Gondwana’s wildlife. They

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World Elephant Day

Gondwana has pioneered the re-introduction of elephants into a Fynbos biome and is home to the first free-roaming breeding herd of elephants in the Southern Cape of South Africa in 200 years. Today in celebration of World Elephant Day, we support global efforts to raise elephant awareness for the preservation of this magnificent species. The

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Spots In The Fynbos!

Cheetah, (Acinonyx jubatis) You have to look very carefully to spot the spots in our landscape as cheetah camouflage so well in the fynbos. The brother coalition (2 males) on Gondwana Game Reserve have become experts at hunting in this environment. They have also mastered the art of sharing this territory with their ultimate natural rival – lions. â€‹   â€‹ Cheetah are one of the most incredible cats with a body modified for

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The Wait is Over!

Gondwana Game Reserve’s beloved Eco Camp is opening its doors to guests again today after a major refurbishment!​ The same pristine, remote location, the same off the grid, solar powered  eco-friendly experience and the  same hands on conservation activities with our passionate team â€¦. but now with more beautiful lodge facilities to enjoy the one of a kind safari experience.  Enjoy an intimate luxury African

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Mountain Biking Trails

Gondwana is excited to announce the addition of 4 new mountain bike trails to its 1000 ha protected area where guests can enjoy game viewing of endangered species while breaking a sweat in the saddle. These newly cut routes are graded from novice to advanced, and have been designed for all levels of fitness to enjoy. The routes consist

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