‘Wild Dogs’ by Asha Loon
When I was young I was lucky enough to grow up in a small wildlife reserve in Hoedspruit with a...
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‘Cheeky Little Thing’ by Pier Veller
I sit here writing this with two weeks left in South Africa. I sit here writing this, trying to...
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‘The Conservation Value of Small Reserves’ by Declan Porter
I have been fortunate to visit a number of small private farms with family and friends and one...
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Lic Volunteer Programme
Lessons in Conservation continues to grow in leaps and bounds as the dedicated teams are honing...
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To Clone or Not To Clone? Using DNA to save species and ecosystems
Lion photographed by Marcus Kendall (LiC Volunteer) in the Kruger National Park Many of us are...
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Beyond Borders 2019 – Mbuluzi Game Reserve, eSwatini
We always expected there to be an element of adventure on a trip such as this one, a touch of...
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The Humbling of Zim: Our Time in Gonarezhou & The Chilojo Cliffs
The town of Zumbu was like something out of a Wilbur Smith East Africa novel. Although, there was...
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We don’t just want communities to co-exist in harmony with the natural environment simply because they have to, but also because they want to!
Following our previous post introducing ‘Beyond Borders’, here is a continuation of...
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4 weeks, 4 countries – The First Leg
Three trolleys; fuller than any trolley really had any right to be, divided between the three...
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How is animal communication adapting to human-dominated landscapes?
The amazing photographs’ in this blog are by LiC Gauteng’s @jarrydoutramphotography ...
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Beyond Borders
If you are a follower of our blog you will have read that LiC now has two bases of operation, one...
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Stellenzicht – Students are like plants; they do not have control of their environment, but they do have the ability to adapt!
After our first successful term of lessons at Weber Gedenk Primary school, we embraced the new...
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