b ot s wa n a • c o n g o • k e n ya • m a l aw i • n a m i b i a • s e yc h e l l e s • s o u t h a f r i c a • z a m b i a • z i m b a b w e
ETHIOPIA
CAMEROON
Lake
Turkana
YAOUNDÉ
SOMALIA
KENYA
Lake
Albert
Odzala-Kokoua
National Park
UGANDA
KAMPALA
LIBREVILLE
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC
OF CONGO
CONGO
GABON
Camps
Masai Mara
Lake
KIGALI Victoria
NAIROBI
Serengeti
National Park
RWANDA
BRAZZAVILLE
ZAMBIA
Busanga Bush Camp
Kalamu Lagoon Camp
Musanza Tented Camp
Shumba Camp
The River Club
Toka Leya Camp
Lake
Mweru
LUANDA
Lake
Malawi
ANGOLA
South Luangwa
National Park
Pafuri Camp
Rocktail Beach Camp
REPUBLIC OF CONGO
MALAWI
Pemba
ZAMBIA
LILONGWE
MOZAMBIQUE
LUSAKA
Kafue National
Park
Etosha National
Park
Lake
Kariba
HARARE
Hwange
National Park
MADAGASCAR
ZIMBABWE
Okavango
Delta
Bulawayo
Maun
NAMIBIA
el
t
as
Co rk
ton l Pa
ele na
Sk atio
N
Little Makalolo
Makalolo Plains
Davison’s Camp
Ruckomechi
DAR ES SALAAM
Lake
Rukwa
MALAWI
Chelinda Camp
Chelinda Lodge
Chintheche Inn
Mumbo Island
Mvuu Camp
Mvuu Lodge
DODOMA
nn
SOUTH AFRICA
Lake
Tanganyika
Cha
ZIMBABWE
KINSHASA
BOTSWANA
WINDHOEK
Namib-Naukluft
National Park
Odzala (Lango and Ngaga)
Vilanculos
Kruger National
Park
Kgalagadi
Transfrontier
Park
GABORONE
JOHANNESBURG
ue
Andersson’s Camp
Damaraland Camp
Desert Rhino Camp
Doro Nawas Camp
Kulala Desert Lodge
Kulala Wilderness Camp
Little Kulala
Little Ongava
Ongava Lodge
Ongava Tented Camp
Palmwag Lodge
Serra Cafema Camp
biq
NAMIBIA
Abu Camp
Banoka Bush Camp
Chitabe Camp
Chitabe Lediba
Duba Plains
DumaTau Camp
Jacana Camp
Jao Camp
Kalahari Plains Camp
Kings Pool
Kwetsani Camp
Little Mombo
Little Vumbura
Mombo Camp
Savuti Camp
Seba Camp
Selinda Camp
Tubu Tree Camp
Vumbura Plains
Xigera Camp
Zarafa Camp
Mozam
BOTSWANA
Mombasa
TANZANIA
MAPUTO
SWAZILAND
SEYCHELLES
North Island
KENYA
Segera
SEYCHELLES
LESOTHO
AT L A N T I C
OCEAN
CAPE TOWN
SOUTH
AFRICA
Addo Elephant
National Park
INDIAN
OCEAN
VICTORIA
A J OURNE Y THROUGH THE WIL DERNE SS
Wilderness is a conservation organisation and ecotourism company that specialises in memorable wildlife experiences in some of the most remote and pristine areas in Africa, at the same time remaining fiercely
committed to protecting the continent’s precious natural resources. We operate a portfolio of some 70 lodges, camps and safaris in nine African countries: Botswana, Congo (Brazzaville), Kenya, Namibia, Malawi,
South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe and the Seychelles.
W hy W il derness?
• We offer complete, tailor-made services throughout southern Africa including logistics, accommodation in our camps as well as with our
extensive associated partners and private and scheduled sightseeing.
• We help to conserve more than 3 million hectares (8 million acres) of Africa’s best wildlife areas, equating to 3 000 hectares (8 000 acres) of
private land per guest, creating a unique sense of seclusion, comfort, privacy and space.
• Wilderness aims to build and maintain relationships with our agents, simultaneously protecting the relationship between you and your clients.
• Our trade partner’s details are always communicated to partner properties.
• Our price points and properties range from high-end luxury to more affordable options – we work hand in hand with you to design an itinerary
which suits your clients’ budget and bucket list.
• We have been in operation for three decades: we own our lodges, operate a touring and transfers business in Cape Town, Victoria Falls and
Windhoek – Wilderness Touring – and have our own air charter – Wilderness Air – all together creating a seamless itinerary for your clients.
• We have offices in every country in which we operate – ensuring that our staff are on the ground to assist.
• Our work in building sustainable conservation economies in Africa is defined by “the 4Cs”: Conservation, Community, Culture and Commerce.
Our non-profit trusts – Children in the Wilderness and the Wilderness Wildlife Trust – help to drive this vision.
SUITING YOUR P OCKE T AND TEMPER AMENT
In order to satisfy individual needs and personalities, we have several classes of accommodation:
P re mier Camp s
Classic Camps
Wi l d e r n e s s A d v e n t u re s
This is the highest level of camps in our portfolio and comprises
Our Classic Camps offer superb facilities and accommodation, the
Larger camps than Premier or Classic, its units are generally
elegant and stylised accommodation. These camps combine
bedrooms being slightly smaller than those of our Premier Camps,
tented, extremely comfortable with en-suite bathrooms and all
luxury, superbly designed architecture with the warm comforts of
but nonetheless you can expect equally excellent service.
the amenities. Note: activities at these camps may be at extra
home and personal service.
cost.
Wi l derne s s E xplorations
Wi l d e r n e s s C o l l e c t i o n
Wilderness Explorations are fully serviced guided journeys that
The Wilderness Collection is a portfolio of exceptional properties dotted across Africa and its nearby islands. Not necessarily ‘safari camps’,
create a sense of exclusive camping in Africa. A variety of travel
properties in the Collection share a commitment to global sustainability and use responsible tourism experiences to highlight the Earth’s
modes and activities in mostly private concessions and wildlife
plight and how discerning travellers can make a difference.
areas exclusive to Wilderness guests are lead by knowledgeable
guides. Deluxe Discoverer Explorations alternate between
Odzala
North Island
Segera
Abu
permanent camping sites and Wilderness camps; fully-serviced
Adventurer Explorations are in seasonal camping sites; and
Trails Explorations are defined mainly by their eco-friendly, active
itineraries.
Welgevonden
Game Reserve
NAmIbIA
Pafuri Camp
Kruger
National Park
Sabi Sand
Kgalagadi
Transfrontier Park
Madikwe Game
Reserve
Pretoria
Johannesburg
m Oz A m b I q u E
zImbAbwE
b Ot S wA N A
SwAzIlAND
Rocktail Beach Camp
iSimangaliso
Wetland Park
N
At l A
SOuth AfrICA
Hluhluwe-Imfolozi
l E S Ot h O Game Reserve
tIC
Durban
OCE
AN
Addo Elephant
National Park
Cape Town
Knysna
Port Elizabeth
IN
N
DIA
OC
EAN
SOUTH AFRICA
From bush to beach, mountain to
rainforest, there is no other country
in Africa quite like this bowl-shaped
landmass where the waters of the
warm Indian and cool Atlantic oceans
meet.
Popular South Africa is a melting pot of history, cultures, habitats and wildlife. Tropical rainforests, wild coastlines, arid deserts, dramatic mountains,
open bushveld and vibrant cities make this country the place to be.
World-famous for its wildlife, Kruger National Park and surrounding reserves brings you incredible game viewing. Coastal areas, including scenic
Maputaland, present up-close encounters with amazing marine life in and out of the waters.
Cape Town is not to be missed with its white beaches, picturesque winelands and historical landmarks. Further along the coast, the spectacular
Garden Route transports you along a dramatic and rocky shoreline where forest-covered cliffs meet spectacular rough seas.
O u r s u g g e st io n s :
Our abundance of landscapes and wildlife experiences could make destination choice tricky; luckily Wilderness offers you trouble-free journeys to all
its fabulous areas – from flights and transfers to accommodation and tours. All you have to do is sit back and enjoy the ride!
W h at not to m i s s :
•
Watching hatchling turtles making the risky dash for the ocean at Rocktail.
•
Diving with great white sharks in the Cape.
•
Tracking wildlife on foot at Pafuri.
•
Observing the elusive leopard in the Sabi Sands.
•
Wine tasting in stunning Franschhoek.
E x p lo r at io n s i n S OUTH A FRI CA :
Pafuri Walking Trail
Serra Cafema
Camp
ANGOLA
ZAMBIA
C a p ri vi
Ondangwa
t
oas
n C rk
l e t o l Pa
Ske tiona
Na
Ongava Reserve
Etosha National Park
Andersson’s Camp
Ongava
Little
Ongava Camp
Lodge
Ongava Tented Camp
Desert Rhino Camp
Damaraland Camp
Doro Nawas Camp
Palmwag
Lodge
NAMIBIA
Swakopmund
Walvis Bay
Windhoek
B OT S WA N A
Little Kulala Camp
Kulala Wilderness
Kulala Desert Lodge
AT L
AN
Namib-Naukluft
National Park
TIC
OC
Lüderitz
EAN
SOUTH AFRICA
Namibia’s soaring red dunes, stark moonscapes, ancient valleys and rocky hills scattered with bizarre flora is only topped by the astonishing amount
of wildlife found wandering this arid terrain.
NAMIBIA
You’ll be hard-pressed to find
anything like Namibia anywhere else
on this planet – quite simply, this is
safari with space and culture.
As one of the driest areas on the planet with an infinite supply of blue skies, sun-drenched weather and star-filled nights, Namibia is the absolute
escape into true wilderness. Our areas cover Etosha National Park where abundant game roams white saltpans, the “sand sea” of Sossusvlei, lonely
beaches of the Atlantic Ocean, and the mystical Kunene with its baffling numbers of desert-adapted wildlife.
Combine this with all the fascinating cultural influences of this country and you embark on a life-changing journey and most certainly a safari with a
difference.
O u r s u g g e st io n s :
In addition to our destinations, visit the fascinating cities and towns with their varieties of architecture, food, customs and art. Our air charter arm,
Wilderness Air, makes for seamless transfers throughout this enormous mass of land.
W h at not to m i s s :
•
Meeting with the Himba people.
•
Climbing Big Daddy Dune.
•
Sunrise over the red dunes of Sossusvlei.
•
Twyfelfontein – one of the oldest Bushman rock art sites.
•
Tracking unique desert-adapted black rhino.
•
Watching herds of wildlife drinking at a waterhole in Etosha.
E x p lo r at io n s i n NAMIB IA :
Great Namibian Journey; Diverse Namibia
i Strip
Kasane
Capriv
Selinda
Vumbura Plains &
Kings Pool
Little Vumbura
Dumatau
Zarafa
Tubu Tree
Jao
namibia
zimbabwe
Savuti Chobe National
Park
Banoka Bush
Moremi Game Reserve
Mombo & Little Mombo
Duba Plains
Jacana
Kwetsani
Seba
Victoria Falls
Abu
Xigera
Maun
Chitabe &
Chitabe Lediba
makgadikgadi Pans
Kalahari Plains
b ot s wa n a
Central Kalahari
Game Reserve
Kgalagadi
Transfrontier Park
Gaborone
south africa
Botswana is famous worldwide for the Okavango Delta. This natural wonder of the world sets the stage for a wildlife experience like no other. Here
B otswana
water pours into the desert, attracting myriad species of wildlife where there are no signs of human activity or fences for miles.
It is hard to beat viewing African
wildlife in a setting as beautiful as
this, often from a mokoro, helicopter,
by vehicle or on foot…
is another area of significant predator activity. Add large concentrations of plains game and let the drama unfold! In the dry season, elephant fill
This miraculous inland Delta, with its network of channels, islands and lagoons, is the largest in the world. Northern Botswana’s Linyanti region
this patch of Botswana as far as the eye can see. The Central Kalahari Game Reserve, with its arid scenery and unexpected mass of desert-adapted
wildlife, will also astound you and delivers one of the most remarkable desert experiences on the planet.
O u r s u g g e st io n s :
Choose from our camps in each of our three areas and make up an itinerary that suits you. Each habitat supports different wildlife species and our
camps are always located in the best of these. Take advantage of Wilderness Air for effortless connections between each camp.
W h at not to m i s s :
•
Sundowners on the Linyanti River by boat.
•
Mokoro in the Delta at dawn.
•
Helicopter flip over the Delta.
•
Walk with a San bushman.
•
Game drive amongst hundreds of elephant in the Linyanti.
E x p lo r at io n s i n Bot swa n a :
Selinda Canoe Trail
Great Wilderness Journey; Delta Adventurer; Green Desert Expedition; Migration Routes;
Lower Zambezi
National Park
Ruckomechi
Camp Mana Pools
zambia
m oz a m b i q u e
National Park
La
ke
ri
Ka
Kariba
ba
Harare
Victoria Falls
Makalolo
Plains Camp
Hwange
National
Park
Davison’s Camp
Little Makalolo Camp
zimbabwe
Bulawayo
b ot s wa n a
Gonarezhou
National Park
south africa
Watching buffalo being chased by lion, massive herds of elephant silently passing by and hippo wallowing in water is the stuff of dreams. Follow this
Zimbabwe
by gazing over the plummeting waters of Victoria Falls and you’re in for a treat.
This majestic country, one of Africa’s
best kept secrets, is once again
coming into its own.
scenic areas in Mana Pools and Hwange National Parks allow for watching prolific game in two magical settings: Hwange is Zimbabwe’s largest
Cradled by the mighty Zambezi and the “great grey green greasy” Limpopo rivers, Zimbabwe is land of beautiful vistas and incredible wildlife. Our
national park and home to some of southern Africa’s last great elephant, buffalo and sable herds.
“Mosi-oa-Tunya” is the local name for Victoria Falls, and translates into exactly what you can expect – The smoke that thunders! The thrill of the Falls
as well as all the other adventurous activities of the town keep the adrenalin pumping.
O u r s u g g e st io n s :
Choose your favourite camp in Hwange and then move on to Ruckomechi Camp at Mana Pools, but don’t forget to stop at the Falls before you fly
home. Wilderness Air will fly you between all these destinations – so just sit back and leave it all to us.
W h at not to m i s s :
•
Canoeing with more than a thousand hippo on the Zambezi.
•
Watching massive herds of wildlife drinking at a waterhole in Hwange.
•
Flight of Angels over the Victoria Falls.
•
Bungee jump or gorge swing into Batoka Gorge.
•
White-river rafting the mighty Zambezi River.
E x p lo r at io n s i n Z i mba bw e :
Mana Canoe Trail
ta n z a n i a
angola
zambia
South Luangwa
National Park
m a l aw i
D e m o c r at i c
republic of congo
Kalamu Lagoon Camp
Busanga Bush Camp
Shumba Camp
Musanza
Lower Zambezi
m oz a m b i q u e
Tented Camp
National Park
Kafue
Lusaka
National
Park
River Club Toka Leya Camp
Livingstone
zimbabwe
Z ambia
Zambia is a vast country, friendly and
peaceful, that offers superb wildlife
and cultural encounters.
Zambia is a massive country with a low population, so that a journey through this secluded slice of Africa gives you a timeless sense of undiscovered
wilderness. Predators are especially prevalent and night game drives reveal fascinating nocturnal animals. Walking safaris are the most exciting way
to view large concentrations of game in some of the wildest and most remote areas on the continent.
Our areas not only include one of the largest national parks in Africa, Kafue National Park, and the pristine South Luangwa, but also the adventure
capital – Livingstone! Here the legendary Victoria Falls sends up a spectacular plume of spray that can be seen for miles. Not far from this phenomenon
is the Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park fed by the mystical Zambezi River, which is filled with crocodile and hippo.
O u r s u g g e st io n s :
Not only do we suggest that you travel to all our areas to get an all-round view of Zambia, but a trip across the border to Mana Pools National Park in
Zimbabwe is well worth your while. Wilderness Air flies between all these destinations.
W h at not to m i s s :
•
Flying alongside the eagle in a hot air balloon in Kafue.
•
Sleeping under the stars in a Star-Bed Camp in South Luangwa.
•
Walking safaris along the Luamfwa River.
•
Visiting the local markets and villages.
•
Picnicking on Livingstone Island perched on the edge of Victoria Falls.
E x p lo r at io n s i n Z a mb i a :
Kafue’s Rivers and Plains
Nyika National
Park
Chelinda Lodge
Chelinda Camp
tA n Z A n I A
Chintheche Inn
Lake
Malawi
ZAMBIA
M A L Aw I
Lilongwe
M oZ A M B I q u e
Mumbo Island
This little-known gem of a country will overwhelm you with its warmth and spirit. Its scenery and wildlife are just as delightful as its people. Enormous,
breathtaking Lake Malawi offers some of the best freshwater scuba-diving in the world and its shores are just like being on a tropical island.
M oZ A M B I q u e
Mvuu Camp
Mvuu Lodge
Carved from Africa’s Great Rift Valley, Malawi’s geography is staggering. Huge mountains, lush valleys and crystal-clear waters are the country’s
hallmarks. Due to its amazing altitude extremities, Malawi has everything from elephant to orchids.
M alawi
Liwonde National Park along the flowing Shire River is where you will see the big game; Nyika Plateau is in its own league when it comes
to birding, although leopard and hyaena are in abundance in these highlands; and of course, Lake Malawi’s incredible fishlife and stunning
beaches are perfect for anyone looking for fun in the sun.
“The warm heart of Africa” is where
the elephant roam, the people smile
and lake-life is taken to the extreme.
O u r s u g g e st io n s :
The best of Malawi can be embraced when you travel to all our areas. Let us make up a stunning itinerary for you for the holiday of a lifetime.
W h at not to m i s s :
•
Swimming with otters at Mumbo Island.
•
Snorkelling, diving or kayaking on Lake Malawi.
•
Visiting local fishing villages at Chintheche.
•
River safaris on the Shire River in Liwonde.
•
Tracking wildlife on foot at Nyika.
E x p lo r at io n s i n M a l aw i :
Landscapes of Malawi; Rift Valley Explorer
central
african
republic
c a m e ro o n
Nouabale-Ndoli
National Park
Ouesso
Odzala-Kokoua
National Park
Lac Tele
Lango Camp
Ngaga Camp
gabon
co
ng
o
Oyo
Lefini
republic of
congo
Conkouati-Douli
National Park
Brazzaville
Pointe-Noire
D e m o c r at i c
republic of
congo
The Republic of the Congo is one of Africa’s true wilderness areas, home to the largest world population of the western lowland gorillas, living in the
second largest expanse of tropical rainforest.
cabinDa
Congo
The privilege and thrill of observing
one of our closest relatives in the wild
simply has to be on your bucket list.
Huge species diversity is one of the real drawcards of this fascinating ecosystem. More than 400 mammal species, 1 000 bird, 700 fish and nearly
10 000 plant species – of which 3 000 are found nowhere else – have been recorded. As well as gorillas, an unexpectedly large number of primates are
alive and well in these remote northern forests. You can also see forest elephant, forest buffalo and the unusual bongo antelope.
Not only are rainforests slowly being destroyed, but many of its large mammals are endangered. The joy, therefore, of seeing these animals in their
natural habitat and being a part of an authentic safari such as this is truly a once-in-a-lifetime journey and will inspire all who visit.
O u r s u g g e st io n s :
Our two camps, Lango on the edge of the savannah and Ngaga in the heart of the forest, offer two distinct experiences that combine to make a
complete safari.
W h at not to m i s s :
•
Tracking of habituated gorilla groups with their researchers.
•
Riding a pirogue along lush river systems.
•
Game drives in the savannah areas.
•
Nature walks along lush forest streams and salines.
•
Spending time at the productive forest bais.
sudan
Ethiopia
lake
turkana
uganda
somalia
k E n ya
Samburu
Segera
Nanyuki
lake Victoria
Mt. Kenya
National Park
Meru National
Park
Aberdares
National Park
Amboseli
National Park
Lamu
an
Tsavo West
National Park
Tsavo East
National Park
CE
Serengeti
National Park
Nairobi
o
Masai Mara
di
in
Mombasa
an
ta n z a n i a
Kenya is where the concept of safari began and is renowned for its vast and numerous wildlife reserves. Its annual wildebeest migration between the
K enya
Maasai Mara and Tanzania’s Serengeti is what the place is often known for, but the country is also home to other fascinating habitats – including the
Laikipia – A place where elephants
meet cattle, the Maasai still live
authentically and the African sun
shines on a valley overlooking snowcapped Mount Kenya.
Segera Retreat, located on this wonderful plateau, promises to be an inspirational vacation with real purpose. Fun, adventure and spiritual reflection
Laikipia Plateau.
is at the heart of this project, but it goes without saying that your accommodation will be second to none. Focused on sustaining and supporting
nature and communities, your stay will automatically help us accomplish our goal.
Laikipia teems with wildlife and birds and provides an important corridor for the east-west migration of elephant and other species. From the elevated
viewing platforms of each villa, you can only be moved by the wonderful display of nature before you.
O u r s u g g e st io n s :
Laikipia is excellent to link up with other wildlife areas in Kenya, such as Tsavo National Park or bustling Nairobi.
W h at not to m i s s :
•
Rare species such as Grevy’s zebra and patas monkey.
•
Visiting the local community.
•
The Zeitz Contemporary Art Collection – selected art of locally and internationally acclaimed artists.
•
Star- or wildlife-gazing from your own Villa’s viewing platform.
•
The 4Cs Centre.
PralIN
North Island
sIlhouette
la DIgue
seychelles
Victoria
frégate
mahé
indian Ocean
S eychelles
There is no better place on Earth than
this barefoot paradise surrounded by
the warm tropical waters of the Indian
Ocean.
Epitomised by aquamarine waters, white sands and swaying palm trees, North Island is a private island far from the madding crowd. We unashamedly
aim at providing the best location, accommodation and experience, giving you the opportunity to rejuvenate from the hustle and bustle of everyday
life.
Whether you want to simply relax or squeeze in all the fabulous activities on offer, it’s your choice. While the main dining area with superb views over
the ocean is an exceptional place to take your meals, you can always dine anywhere you wish – including on one of our secluded beaches.
Fondly known as “Noah’s Ark”, North Island is also a place of exceptional conservation. Natural habitats are being regenerated and critically
endangered Seychelles fauna and flora are being reintroduced. So not only can you expect an unbelievable experience, but the island will touch your
lives and inspire you long after you have left.
O u r s u g g e st io n s :
If you enjoy the sheer luxury of North Island and what it stands for, visit our other Wilderness Collection brands which include Abu Camp in Botswana,
Segera Retreat in Kenya and the Odzala Camps in Congo.
W h at not to m i s s :
•
Pampering yourself at the holistic spa.
•
Snorkelling or scuba diving the Seychelles reefs.
•
Game fish trips just offshore or on the open seas.
•
Sunset cruises and leisurely boat trips to other islands.
•
Walking or biking within the lush vegetation.
4C the Future
Wilderness is all about the 4Cs – Commerce, Conservation, Community and Culture! All of our operations
are run with this strategy in mind. While one or more C may be more important in some contexts, we
endeavour to undertake all four to the best of our abilities in all of our areas.
Commerce deals with our ecotourism offerings and products – Wilderness Safaris, Adventures,
Explorations, Collection and Air – and is perhaps the most critical element to sustainability in the modern
world.
Conservation is divided into Environmental Management Systems, which encourages us to build
and manage our camps in the most eco-friendly way possible, and Biodiversity, which covers the
understanding, management and protection of the wildlife and ecosystems with which we are involved.
T h e Wi l d e r n e s s Wi l d l i f e Tr u s t
This non-profit Trust helps to support our 4Cs ethic and allows it to help out in areas beyond our direct
People are the heart of our business, and therefore Community is an important aspect of our operations.
influence. The goal of the Trust is to make a difference to Africa, her wildlife and her people, through
This refers to our committed staff, our partners in the travel industry, our guests, and of course the
a wide variety of wildlife, research and educational projects. We address the needs of existing animal
communities in, or adjacent to, the areas where we operate.
populations, seek ways to save endangered species and provide education and training for local people
We value and respect the traditional rights of our staff and the remote rural communities surrounding our
conservation areas. Culture can be seen in our camp design, décor, entertainment and meals as well as
and their communities.
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in the traditional villages and homesteads which, as a guest, you are able to visit.
C h i l d re n i n t h e Wi l d e r n e s s
As well as touching on Culture and Conservation, Children in the Wilderness fits into our Community
strategy. This fantastic programme focuses on the next generation of rural decision makers – our children.
Children in the Wilderness hosts rural children that live alongside our Parks and Reserves and teaches
them the importance of conservation. The programme aims to develop environmental leaders who are
inspired to care for their natural heritage.
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Photographers list: Alistair Berg, Albert Froneman, Andrew Howard, Anthony Grote,
Caroline Culbert, Dana Allen, Grant Atkinson, James Gifford, Kevin Van Breda,
Martin Benadie, Michael Poliza, Mike Myers, Olwen Evans, Simon Stobbs.
If we have left anyone out, this has not been intentional and we apologise.
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