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It is not surprising that Namibia attracts thousands of international tourists each year. The incredible scenery, wide variety of game, and interesting cultures, people, and places keeps everyone [...]

Please send us your Erindi Leopard Photos for Research purposes by Natasha De Woronin Britz Photo Sachar Naor GLP© This fantastic photograph was taken by a young lady that visited Erindi Old [...]

It was time to replace the collars of two Erindi elephants. This is no easy task. It takes a considerable amount of resources to track, dart and re-collar these huge animals. Whilst the animal is [...]

The African wild dog Lycaon pictis is one of the rarest and most endangered carnivores in the world. The current population estimates show their numbers to be between 3 000 and 5 5000. The last [...]

Erindi’s male Serval released after a VHF collar was fitted. Serval Leptailurus serval is known to occur in Namibia only narrowly in the north east of the country. The species is most often [...]

NOVEMBER 2011 TEXT: Natasha Britz PHOTOGRAPH: Henco Bantjes CCF staff and guests and more recently Erindi have grown to love Chanel and the 3 Chocolate Sister, a group of 4 female cheetah that [...]

Weird names for a group of four Cheetahs? You bet – they sure are! But, courtesy of the Cheetah Conservation Foundation,(CCF), we have a group comprising Chanel, Hershey, Nestle and Toblerone [...]