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World Wildlife Day

Conversations on Conservation, Eco Concepts and Changing Behaviour, Tours and Program Posts28th February 2020

Wildlife Day was declared in 1973 and has been celebrated over the years under different themes, this year on the 3rd of March we celebrate ‘’sustaining all life on earth”.  Living things includes all plants and animals. Each species plays ecological, social, economic, cultural, genetic and recreational roles. Plants should be able to grow and…

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Feb42020
Wetlands

Wetlands the fountains that support Biodiversity

Conversations on Conservation, Eco Concepts and Changing Behaviour4th February 2020

Wetlands are areas flooded by water seasonally or permanently and the plants that grow in these areas can survive anaerobic soil conditions. Water is usually found on top of the soil or just beneath soil surface. Wetlands are separated from dams and lakes because of the plants that grow there, usually it is well adapted…

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valentine gift that keeps giving

Community and Social Development, Tours and Program Posts24th January 2020

Spoil your loved one this valentine with an unforgettable experience in between the Cape floral fynbos and the Tsitsikamma forests. Tenikwa Wildlife is a perfect location that gives the ultimate getaway experience for couples with nature and wildlife. To bring you closer together this valentine enjoy a private guided full day Cats in Conservation tour.…

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Jan182020
Trail

trail on Gentle Giants to see Wildcats

Tours and Program Posts, Wildlife Rescue18th January 2020

Exploration of the bio diverse community of The Crags can be done best on a horse back trail. These gentle giants move with the perfect pace, giving you the opportunity to fully appreciate the uniqueness of the diverse flora and fauna in the area. Over 33 horses at Hog Hollow have been rescued from neglect…

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Nov62019
accomodation sunset views at Tenikwa Lodge and Family suites

accommodation and activities

Tours and Program Posts, Uncategorised6th November 2019

Enjoy doing a long list of activities and attractions in Plettenberg Bay, Tsitsikamma and The Crags whilst staying at Tenikwa Lodge and Family Suites. Check in our unique accommodation set on 42 hectares of natural forest providing you the perfect way to seal off your day with beautiful sunset views over the Tsitsikamma Mountains. That’s…

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Oct302019
Honey Badger

Injured Honey Badger undergoing rehabilitation

Rehabilitation Admissions and Releases, Wildlife Rescue30th October 2019

On the 6th of August 2019 an injured juvenile Honey Badger was found wandering along the road in the Rheenendal area. Young badgers remain with their mothers for up to 18 months, so something had definitely happened to separate him from his mother’s care. He was taken to the Knysna Veterinary Clinic and treated by…

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Warthog more than just Timone’s Friend

Tours and Program Posts, Wildlife Rescue19th October 2019

According the Chinese Zodiac, 2019 marks the year of the Pig. No better way to celebrate this than a quick look at South Africa’s own wild pig, The Warthog –  More than just Timone’s friend. The name “warthog” comes from the wart like bumps that occurs on their faces. Of course these aren’t warts at…

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Oct152019
Rehabilitation at Tenikwa Wildlife

Rehabilitation of the injured and sick

Conversations on Conservation, Rehabilitation Admissions and Releases, Wildlife Rescue15th October 2019

The sole purpose of wildlife rehabilitation is to provide professional care to injured or sick animals so as to return them to their natural habitat (the wild). It can only be through rehabilitation that the animal’s condition can improve and then be released to live by themselves as normal members of their species. It is…

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Oct92019
Secretive Bird

Black Crake

Conversations on Conservation, Tours and Program Posts, Uncategorised9th October 2019

Krrrok-kraaa. Coo-crr-COO. This is the sound of the Black Crake. Never heard of this secretive little bird before? Well, continue reading and find our more. These birds live by fresh water marshes that have some vegetation for cover. Like most parents they are fiercely protective over their chicks and will attack other birds, even if…

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Sep262019
Short Borer Bettle

Be on the look for the Short Borer Beetle

Conversations on Conservation, Environmental Management26th September 2019

The short borer beetle is a insect that is active all year round. It can have up to 4 generations a year which is concerning considering the detrimental effects it has on the ecosystem. This Alien insect from South East Asia was first found in KwaZulu Natal region and has spread now to The Garden…

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