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Happy Anniversary!          

September 10th was the 3rd anniversary of the Nkorho camera going live on Africam.  To celebrate the occasion, Campbell, Jon and Neville met at the lodge to talk to us live and answer questions. Many Boma visitors helped by posting a ton of questions for them.

If you missed this event, we have videos!

ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION VIDEO

Buffelshoek Trust          

The next time you are watching one of the Africam live cams, and there is a lull in the entertainment, look below the cam view on your screen and you will see a link to Buffelshoek Trust...click on it. Just what is that you say? Well if you happen to be American, the first thing that might run through your mind is... “It’s a bank”, as many U.S. banks have the word “trust” in their titles. That’s what I assumed until I clicked ...and wow, was my assumption wrong, totally wrong. 
The Buffelshoek Trust is an amazing core group of people surrounded by many more extremely generous others that are dedicated to a cause that most of us haven’t been unaware of, until now. The Trust’s whole reason for existence is to help improve the lives of some of the most impoverished villages on the border of the Sabi Sands Game Reserve, specifically in the Mpumalanga region.  Our very own Campbell Scott is the Chief Operating Officer of the Trust and has been involved since it was merely ...

TO READ MORE OF THIS ARTICLE CLICK HERE

Live Whalewatch 

We love to find new and interesting sites on the net that share the goals and love of wildlife conservation that we have here at Africam. We are pleased to announce that we have partnered with Whalewatchingtv.com to bring you a wildlife experience that is second to none.

Whalewatchingtv.com is THE premier whale watching and dolphin watching website in the world! A virtual "whale watching" classroom on the water taught by whale watching experts. 

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT WHALEWATCHING TV CLICK HERE

• that only male impalas have horns.

• that impala rams have a glandular patch of skin on the base of their horns.

• that impala are one of the few antelopes that can be seen grooming each other.

DID YOU KNOW - IMPALA -By Gerda


Want to start your own blog? If you're a member of Africam you can! Just click on "My Blog" on the left hand side of the navigation menu and start writing your own wildlife or animal related stories today. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO

Ask a Ranger          

Do you have a question for Nkorho Ranger Greg that you would like to get answered? If so, just drop it in an email and send it off to the  AFRICAM EDITOR

Meet Jacques          

Jacques is from Kempton Park near Johannesburg.
He started working at Nkorho on 27th November 2007 and is employed as a Field Guide.  He also does general maintenance work, bar work, store room, swimming pool and zooming on cam.
His favourite animal is the buffalo.  He feels they are beautiful because they are so ugly!
His favourite colour is blue and he would like to travel and see the world. 

Jacques recently obtained ranger status and we offer congratulations to him.  Thank you so much for your great zooming capabilities and we hope you still have time to do some occasional zooming for us.

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