Water Quality: Protecting Wildlife Through Better Water Management When managing water on a wildlife property, availability is only part of the picture. A dam, reservoir, waterhole, or trough may appear full, but contaminated, overly salin...
The Importance of Water in Wildlife Management | Building Sustainable Game Ranches
The Importance of Water in Wildlife Management | Building Sustainable Game Ranches The Importance of Water in Wildlife Management: The Foundation of Healthy Ecosystems Water is the foundation of every healthy wildlife ecosystem. It inf...
Aligning Mabalingwe’s Ecology with National Conservation Goals
Aligning Mabalingwe’s Ecology with National Conservation Goals Protecting local ecosystems while contributing to a bigger picture Conservation does not happen in isolation. Every reserve, ecosystem, and management action forms part...
Monitoring the Reserve: Adaptive Management in Practice
Monitoring the Reserve: Adaptive Management in Practice How continuous observation guides smarter conservation decisions Managing a natural ecosystem is not a once-off effort — it’s an ongoing process of learning, adjusting, and impro...
Why We Use Only 80% of Our Grazing Capacity
Why We Use Only 80% of Our Grazing Capacity Building resilience into veld and wildlife management. At Mabalingwe Nature Reserve, one of the most important management decisions we make is not to use all the grazing capacity the veld can...