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Happy World Elephant day to all the elephants and those that admire them! We are so grateful to be amongst such complex and peaceful giants. It's a pleasure to observe and monitor them for identification purposes and vegetation assessments here at Ulwazi. Get in touch to get involved! 🐾🐘
Burn baby burn! We have started our fire season here at Thanda and to kick things off we begin with burning controlled fire breaks. Fire breaks are a strip of area burnt near structures or, in this case, as a buffer for potential run-away fires. Reducing the fuel load greatly reduces the risk of fire spreading to larger areas. Burning is essential to maintain a healthy veld and to keep wildlife moving into new areas. 🔥🐾 #burn #firebreak #burnbabyburn #thandasafari #ulwazi #conservation #veldmanagement
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