In March a group of shareholders and friends came together for the first Art Week in the Reserve to be…
During the recent Art Week at Limpopo-Lipadi Reserve in Botswana, artist Alison Nicholls taught sketching classes at the secondary school…
The Motse Committee have a new logo, designed by Tony Keiponye and Bofelo Sesedi, students from the Tsetsebjwe Junior Secondary…
In March, 12-15 invited artists, crafters and curators will be gathering at Limpopo-Lipadi for Art Week – the first event…
During the Covid 19 pandemic we all realized the importance of hand-washing as a means of preventing the spread of…
Community representatives from the 4 schools in Tsetsebjwe and Moletemane urgently requested duplicators, as they had been unable to create…
What is Motse? Motse means ‘community’ in Setswana, the language most widely spoken in Botswana. By happy accident, the word…
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.
A couple of months ago, shareholder Ian visited the reserve with a friend from Germany. They saw almost every wild African animal on the reserve, except for the buffalo. They had a wonderful time and even played a little football with some of the anti-poaching guys.
Limpopo-Lipadi shareholder and artist, Alison Nicholls leads multiple safaris every year for people from all over the world to teach them how to draw and paint while enjoying the bush and its animals.
In our anti-poaching efforts to keep our wild animals out of harms’ way, we have our canine unit (K9) constantly…
How lucky can you get: as a volunteer doing a bird and mammal count from inside the Mogorosi hide and…
Every day our guys from the anti-poaching unit not only drive around and locate our (dehorned) rhinos, but among many…
Our volunteers do all kinds of work in the Reserve to try and bring back nature as it used to…
Some people ask why on earth anyone would trade a comfy bed in our lodges for a sleep out in…
For three consecutive days, we welcomed three-game drive vehicles full of local school children, enjoying a day in the Reserve,…
Some of our lions seem to have a particular liking to make themselves comfortable right in the middle of Limpopo-Lipadi’s…
By Gabriella, Veterinarian Whether it’s an interesting sighting, a vehicle breakdown, or wildlife conflict situations close to the reserve, every…