Article: Mike Garden | Images: Margret Verwijk I drove down to Chilo Lodge on the edge of Gonarezhou and spent 3 nights staying in their self-catering lodges. Our outward journey took us through Mutare returning via the alternate Gutu route. They have patched up all the potholes on the 260km stretch between Chiredzi and Chivhu […]
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Article | Lucy BakerVisiting Gonarezhou is like taking a step into the unknown, it gives you a taste of the raw Zimbabwean bush with diverse scenery, from the famous Chilojo cliffs to the winding Save river; from crocodile ridden sandbanks to waterholes with an exorbitant number of animals. Every scene is a sensory experience, filled
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Article Mike Garden In my latest escapade, I chose to shed the façade of urban opulence and ventured southward to the untamed expanses of Gonarezhou National Park. Nestled in the northern reaches of the park are two distinct tented camps that are run under a Conservation Partnership between the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority
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Article and Images: John Smith Zimbabwe is fortunate to be blessed with a huge variety of beautiful insects, birds and wildlife. So it’s no surprise bird watching, and nature photography is such an avid hobby for many people. It’s not only relaxing, its educational. As we humans better understand how each species interacts with each
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Article and Images Eryn Taylor-Freeme “I have been bewitched by it.”- Colin Saunders in his book, ‘Gonarezhou’. The low whir of a hesitant zip causes a momentarily lull in the gentle chirp and coo of nature’s alarm. Percolated coffee bubbles atop the dying embers of last night’s fire. The sun yawns in a distorted yellow
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Article Elsabe van der Westhuizen Images Bad Rabbit Studio, Mike Kock and Sinamatella Gonarezhou, with its iconic Chilojo Cliffs and vast wilderness landscapes, has for long been a forgotten jewel in the crown of Zimbabwe’s National Parks. However, through an innovative conservation partnership, it has been given a new breath of life and is steadily
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Article: Debbie Swales Having never been on a 24-hour game count, it was impossible to resist the offer from bush-lover friends, Andy, Jane and David, to venture into the depths of Gonarezhou National Park located in the south east of Zimbabwe. Mark MacGregor, Chairman of the Midlands branch of WEZ (Wildlife and Environment Zimbabwe) and
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A Place of Elephants by Sarah Todd Covering an area of more than 5,000 square kilometres, Gonarezhou National Park, located in the south east of Zimbabwe, is our country’s second largest national park. Together with Mozambique’s Limpopo National Park and South Africa’s Kruger National Park Gonarezhou comprises one third of Southern Africa’s Great Limpopo Transfrontier
