Dehorning of rhino has become a top poaching mitigation method over the years and is now required by law for all rhino living in Botswana.
The elephant translocation project started on Thursday, 23 July and by late afternoon, the first two elephants were making the 650-kilometre journey to their new home.. Only two elephants can be transported at a time and so it will take until mid-August to complete the translocation of the 20 bull elephant that the Reserve has permission to move.
Limpopo-Lipadi recently got permission to translocate 20 elephant bulls that have settled in the reserve over time and are destroying the big trees, many of which took hundreds of years to grow. Elephants are made for Africa, not small pockets of Africa.
In our anti-poaching efforts to keep our wild animals out of harms’ way, we have our canine unit (K9) constantly…
Today, we were proud to graduate a total of 15 young men from the nearby villages. After 5 weeks…
Every day our guys from the anti-poaching unit not only drive around and locate our (dehorned) rhinos, but among many…
It is with pride that Limpopo-Lipadi wishes to announce the strong strides we as a Private Game & Wilderness Reserve…