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Durban Southern Africa
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OFFICIAL LAUNCH: The WILD Collection is LIVE!
We are incredibly excited to introduce our new lifestyle apparel and clothing brand that contributes to real conservation where it’s needed most.
SHOP NOW: thewildcollection.co.za
#TheWILDCollection
Wildside Magazine retweeted
LAUNCH DAY 🥳
@WildCollection_'s online store is now live!
Visit theWILDcollection.co.za and start shopping. 60% of the profits are dedicated to @wildlifeact
@GoodThingsGuy @GetawayMagazine @WildsideM
OFFICIAL LAUNCH: The WILD Collection is LIVE!
We are incredibly excited to introduce our new lifestyle apparel and clothing brand that contributes to real conservation where it’s needed most.
SHOP NOW: thewildcollection.co.za
#TheWILDCollection
Wildside Magazine retweeted
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NEWS: At a time when South Africa is working so hard to prohibit captive wildlife interactions, other African countries are allowing the establishment of new facilities openly promoting unethical and inauthentic wildlife encounters. via @Blood_Lions
bloodlions.org/news-stop-ope…
Wildside Magazine retweeted
Our lodge offers accommodation in the beautiful mountain kingdom of Lesotho, and is perfectly situated on the banks of the Maletsunyane River.
View our rates here >> semonkonglodge.com/semonkong…
#BucketList #AdventureTravel #Africa #Semonkong
Wildside Magazine retweeted
Protected areas lead to increased diversity of a species, encouraging better resilience to harmful impacts including climate change and pollution.
Sign the open letter asking South Africa to commit to supporting #30x30NOW - change.org/Support_30x30NOW
Wildside Magazine retweeted
🌿80% of all environmentally harmful subsidies accelerate the destruction of our planet.
Read more in the brief from the EWT #NBBN partners @BfNCoalition and @thebteamhq
👉 bit.ly/SubsidyReform
@RonSteenblik #COP15
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This has been a much awaited event…we are excited to be part of the @ComradesRace Amabeadibeadi charities once again for 2022. Dust off your running shoes and get ready to help us raise funds for our communities and endangered species @WILDOCEANSSA @MPAHotspot
Wildside Magazine retweeted
The “Global Deal for Nature” is a science-based global target that proposes increasing protected areas to at least 30% of the world’s surface by 2030 - a stepping stone to ultimately achieving 50% by 2050.
Take action & learn more at 30x30now.co.za
#30x30NOW
Wildside Magazine retweeted
Track and Sign Evaluation today!
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EXCITTING NEWS from Hluhluwe! The Mbulunga Pack, introduced to HiP in Nov 2020, has had an unusual but successful denning season this year, and two 3-month-old puppies have been seen travelling with the adults more and more frequently.
Read more bit.ly/3CWLAaC
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Red-faced mousebird close up. Notice the typical frugivore beak.
📸 Unknown
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Wildside Magazine retweeted
Call for nominations: Recognising our rangers protecting Africa's Wildlife.
The awards highlight outstanding efforts by those who are dedicated to reducing the threats and increasing the sustainability of conservation efforts in Africa.
rhinoconservationawards.org/…
#RCA2021
Wildside Magazine retweeted
EXCLUSIVE | Mass rhino dehorning operation in KZN with @EZEMVELOKZNWild news24.com/witness/news/kzn/… via @witness
Wildside Magazine retweeted
Apprentice Trails Guide mentorship on the go!
#limpopoguides #trailsguide #fgasaendorsed
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Wildside Magazine retweeted
Why are rhinos important for ecosystems?
Rhinos are what we call a ‘keystone species’ – one whose presence and role within an ecosystem has a disproportionate effect on other organisms within the system.
READ MORE: disq.us/t/3o9usl2
@africageo @The_GRAA
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Horn-borer moths pupating on kudu horns. These insects complete their holometabolic life-cycle on bovid horns and in so doing, assist with nutrient cycling in the ecosystems where they occur.
#limpopoguides… instagram.com/p/B_mOnGxAZr-/…
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Views from the lodge this morning!
We’ve woken up to see the distant peaks with a slight dusting of snow.
So beautiful.
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