To All Pondies (i.e. Pete's Pond Enthusiasts).

We are thrilled to anounce that the Pete's Pond Live Feed is back and better than ever!

Click here to navigate to the Pete's Pond page, where you can view the live feed.

The Mashatu Game Reserve Team.

 Mashatu Game Reserve, "Land Of The Giants"

Mashatu Game Reserve is located in the Northern Tuli Game Reserve of Botswana bordering South Africa. It is the embodiment of all that defines Africa. Space so open and vast, taking it all in is almost too much; an array of wildlife from the gigantic to the miniscule; majestic skies open to the universe and unfettered by smog; a quiet so loud it thrums with life; and unexpected adventure beyond the game drive with horse-back safaris, cycling safaris and walks in the wild. Experience the lives of Africa's big cats, as well as on of the world's largest mammals - the elephant - through the mesmerizing Mashatu Research Programme.

Mashatu’s camps are an expression of the warm hospitality of Africa’s people. Relaxation is key, regardless of whether your choice is the luxury of Mashatu Main Camp, or the rustic appeal of Mashatu Tent Camp.

Safari vehicles meander into the bush twice a day, bringing visitors into close contact with an Africa that is largely known only in wildlife documentaries and glossy books. But this Africa is real, and distinctly tangible through all six senses.

Mashatu Game Reserve is a place to connect you to the essence of what life is meant to be. Uncomplicated, bold, and beautiful.

 

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Read the latest blogs posted about the northern tuli predator project
(Lions, Leopards and wild dogs)

Check out the latest Carnivore News posted by Andrei by logging into the Tuli Predator Project web site.  As always, he has posted some stunning photos that in my view should make it to National Geographic.

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the Northern Tuli Predator Project blog

 

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latest News:

SAVE MAPUNGUBWE!

In July 2003, the Mapungubwe Cultural Landscape became South Africa's fifth World Heritage site and in May 2004 was officially named Mapungubwe National Park.This treasured site is now under severe threat from an Australian company - Coal of Africa Limited (CoAL) – which was recently given the go ahead to begin construction of an opencast and underground coal mine.... Click to read more.

 

Telephone: + 27 11 442 2267       Facsimile: + 27 11 442 2318       e-Mail: mashatu@malamala.com
Address: PO Box 55514, Northlands, Johannesburg, 2116, South Africa