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Nature & Sustainability

Wildlife, eco-conscious travel, and experiences that protect and celebrate the environment.

Why are many gravel roads in Kruger still closed months after the January floods?

Why are many gravel roads in Kruger still closed months after the January floods?

Many gravel roads in the Kruger remain closed months after the January floods due to structural damage, environmental protection requirements and ongoing seasonal weather impacts.

Is a day trip into the Kruger worthwhile?

Is a day trip into the Kruger worthwhile?

A single day in the Kruger National Park can still deliver memorable wildlife encounters.

Five novel ideas for this coming winter holiday

Five novel ideas for this coming winter holiday

From desert roads to hot springs and star beds, Southern Africa offers imaginative destinations for winter escapes.

Best places in southern Africa for birdwatching

Best places in southern Africa for birdwatching

From the Okavango Delta to the West Coast, Southern Africa offers world-class birdwatching across diverse landscapes.

Winter is Kruger time: how recent floods have reshaped South Africa’s iconic park

Winter is Kruger time: how recent floods have reshaped South Africa’s iconic park

Kruger’s winter safari season remains one of South Africa’s finest, even after the powerful 2026 floods reshaped roads, camps and landscapes.

What rangers want you to know when going on safari

What rangers want you to know when going on safari

Rangers know that safari is about patience, respect, and awareness of the wild. Understanding their insights leads to richer, more meaningful experiences in the African bush.

10 unusual creatures to look out for in the Bushveld

10 unusual creatures to look out for in the Bushveld

Beyond the Big Five, the Bushveld is filled with fascinating and unusual creatures, from aardvarks to dung beetles.