But uni is starting again, your job doesn't include a sabbatical and your family would quite like to see you every now and then as well? If you can't be out in Africa, we thought we'll bring Africa to you: You get to spend the whole year with one of
by George Steel 22 February 2013
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Seeing wildlife up close is something almost everyone headed for Africa is hoping to experience. But how close is close enough, when you are dealing with a fully grown bull elephant? A good sighting from 20 metres away, perfect for a nice picture? A bit closer yet, so you can
by George Steel 27 November 2012
"I'm sure impala can climb trees," I say to no one in particular. The polite smiles from the youngsters on the Land Rover say it all: "Poor old soul -it's all a bit too much for him." I think my c...
by Alexia Massey 29 February 2012
Are you thinking of joining the Tuli Conservation Project? Conrad Goossens spent a memorable month in the Tuli block of Botswana earlier this year and shares his tips and favourite moments: "If y...
by Alexia Massey 10 November 2011
The sky turned a deep pink as the sun rose up and told the world it was time for another day. But for the volunteers at Mohave camp in Tuli the day was already well on it's way for today was Wedn...
by Alexia Massey 25 October 2011
The aim of this process was to remove the radio collar from one of the Tuli lionesses, due to the collar coming to the end of its two year life span. The lioness involved was Sabatana, a 4-5 year o...
"Tuli is a word meaning dust, depicting the conditions in the Tuli block during the dry season. I was fortunate enough to visit the property ';Tuli Wilderness' in the season change over through Nov...
by Alexia Massey 5 April 2011
Volunteers at the Tuli Conservation Project spend most of their days monitoring the wildlife in the stunning Tuli block. While they learn to identify animal movements based on the tracks they find,...
by Alexia Massey 3 August 2010
'The bush camp in Tuli delivered one highlight after another - so many events in one go! I couldn't really take it all in at once. 7:45 am, on the 4th October: A rumbling noise that got closer and ...
by Alexia Massey 26 February 2010
" The Game Ranger course was brilliant. There were six of us, five guys and one girl. Ages ranged from 18 to 50+ ...ie me. Our instructor/safari guide/leader was an absolute legend. The location ...
by Alexia Massey 29 October 2009
