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New rhino calf (one day old)  [more]

New orphaned elephant calf This calf was left behind when an elephant herd was chased off some crops. The message from camp is: [more]

Eliska has arrived safely Letter from Ken Allen, CEO of DHL Express [more]

Letter to DHL employees re rhino (Eliska) translocation One of the things of which I am most proud is the support DHL has given to supporting animal conservation. [more]

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24 Feb 2010 - Community works
24 Feb 2010 - Infrastructure
06 Jan 2010 - Wildlife and dogs
06 Jan 2010 - Community works
06 Jan 2010 - Rhino
09 Nov 2009 - Rhino
09 Nov 2009 - Wild dogs

Community works

The Trust’s plant machinery has been out at Dindira Dam and Kavateta Dam, working to desilt these two major water sources.  TANAPA provided labour, a lorry and fuel and it was a timely desilting programme as, when the rains came, they filled up Dindira and even Kavateta held some water.  Kavateta is always a difficult engineering job: it probably needs machines on it for at least 6 months until the job is done properly.  Tony flies at least twice a week on patrol to back up the TANAPA rangers in the field

We have donated the building materials for a classroom each to four schools over the past year and all four classrooms are now complete.

The Environmental Education programme will resume again in late January, now that the schools have gone back after their Christmas holiday.  We will wait until the rain subsides to send the bus out again to collect the students.  The roads can be treacherous in the rains and it is obviously safe to wait until everything dries out a bit so that there are no risks of the bus slipping around.  Since June 2008, when the programme started, we have brought in 1,200 people on this education programme.