It's unlikely that the Pan and thus the Cam are in any jeopardy at present. The Sabi Sands, where the Pan is located is one the most densely populated area in the world on terms of lodges.

In land value, it is more costly per square metre than the CBD’s of the major metropolitan area of South Africa. This equates to a seriously vested interest in ensuring that the habitat is maintained.

To this end, the area has been under expert management for half a century and is continuously and closely monitored.

I have the same question.

Hmm, very interesting indeed. I would imagine it would have some effect on the overall animal cycle itself too? What does that mean for our Cam here? Is the installation such that it can be relocated without too much trouble?

Very interesting thanks

Thank you WLC, this is all very interesting!