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Wilderness Conservation Programme

Askari provides volunteers with a lifetime opportunity that will never be forgotten; to actively contribute to and participate in the daily management, wildlife research and monitoring activities taking place on a game reserve in Africa. The programme fosters the conservation of wilderness and is based on Pidwa Wilderness Reserve in 17 500 hectares of untamed beauty.

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Congratulations Shimmy on your winning photo entry in the February #askariphotocompetition . And thank you to everyone for your votes 😊 ... See MoreSee Less
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Each month, with our group, we take a boat cruise in the beautiful Blyde canyon. It is the 3rd largest canyon in the world and the largest green canyon. There are an array of mammals, birds and reptiles to meet and yesterday we met this one. An African finfoot ♥️. They utilise a very specific habitat and are also incredibly shy making them very hard to see and a lucky sighting indeed.
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Yesterday when checking in on Siya we found her to have a nasty limp, barely putting any weight on one of her back legs. We followed up again today. The limp was slightly improved although still visibly sore but not too much to worry about it would seem......sh had still managed to collect her impala breakfast! In the words of Assistant Manager Andrew "What a boss" 💪🏻🥳 ... See MoreSee Less
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It's #askariphotocompetition time and we are looking for your votes! Since we are still catching up, these are the photos from the month of February at Askari. Please click 'like' on the photo that gets your vote for the monthly winner. It's a tough one! ... See MoreSee Less
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If our Monday morning is any indication of the week to come then boy, are we in for a winner?! On Katie and Josh's school run they were stopped by this beautiful male leopard crossing the road. This was actually outside the reserve on the Harmony road but he was so relaxed, walking and scent marking that we jumped in the car to try and see him too. Katie stayed with him and just as we arrived he crawled under the fence into the next door neighbour's reserve. Luckily he came back into view and walked alongside us for a short while getting our week off to the most incredible start
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