A herd of Wildebeest decided to move into Unicorn camp

Tsweli calmly walking in to the safety of the boma.

At times we are stopped in our tracks by someone who wants to be seen and heard.

We often start our morning check’s at Cleopatra’s Dam, one of the favoured places of Cleopatra when she walked these lands.

It is so wonderful to see Ingwavuma and his brother, Jurassi

Fomalhaut and Ingwavuma at Tsau.

Aura and Una, Letaba’s daughters quench their thirst at the river

It’s been a while since we have had a glimpse of the Royal Trinity at Shidolo

This Common Milkweed Locust, is not a common site at Camp Unicorn.

It is always intense when Lions meet each other for the first time.

There is enough for everybody.

Lionesses from the Kapama pride want to join the StarLion Prides.

The rate of successful hunts, especially for a single lioness is very low.

The formidable new Queens of Malachite

One of the magical happenings in the HeartLands is the presence of the beautiful painted wolves or African Wild Dog.

Reuben describes why this special tree is called the Magic Guarrie

The long awaited release of Aura, Una, Tsweli and Regna

22 of August is a celebrated day in the HeartLands. This video honours the StarLion known as Ingwavuma.

In June 2024 Wynter presented a Key Note at the World Biodiversity Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

We usually notice the sacred scarab beetles when they are doing their very important work rolling their ball of dung to prepare for the transformation…

Over the past few months there have been relocations of the prides into the expanded territories.

On our morning lion-check with Ruben, we stopped to see something incredibly unusual.

The new “Lapa” was built for visitors and staff to have a quiet shady place to work – but it is enjoyed by everybody

Despite the human noise and wind in camp, this Striped Skaapsteker, felt quite comfortable sunbathing in the open.

Wasps building their home in the home of the Lions shared with all of Nature.

What are these Zebras telling you?

The Golden Orb Spider weaves a protected web of gold threads.

Join us for an early morning commune with the Impala at Shidolo

Beloved Zihra is 20 years old now.

On the way to visit the Kruger Park, we encountered this small family.

This dear Nyala shows us how she dissolves through the fences at Camp

On the way back from our morning check

A 5 minute dip into the atmosphere of a cloudy morning.

A wonderful sighting of the Painted wolves moving through Tsau! Conservancy.

On our trip to Zambia, we stayed at Track & Trails Camp, on the Luangwa River, South Luangwa National Park. Which happens to be on the Nile Meridian, North of The HeartLands.

An early morning visit to Shidolo.

Chef Enelani speaks to Wynter about food as medicine, and her work in the community.

On a beautiful Autumn morning we came across Zhira and Assegaia.

Rueben points out a favourite tree of the Leopard.

On freedom Day, Alpha and Omega express their joy.

On a blustery day in the bushveldt, this grey Turaco or Loerie AKA the Go-Away Bird, makes sure her feathers stay unruffled. Enjoy the time with her.

Whilst we were out on lion check with Rueben, we could not get any signal from the tracking collars of the pride, so decided to start the morning with a HEART meditation at Cleopatra’s Dam.

This family of dwarf mongoose have made good use of the man-built gabions.

These interesting birds are often overlooked when people go on “safari”

Linda comes to us from the HeartLands to bring us updates on the Lions, Land and People.

On her recent trip to the Greater Kruger area, Wynter managed to catch up with Linda.

Rueben explains the relationship between Zebra and Wildebeest.

A surprise on our morning lion check.

A special moment when we go out on Lion check to the Royal Pride.

Rueben shares his remarkable story about how he helped a pride of lions in his home village in Zimbabwe.

Earlier this year, the land now known as the SunLands came into the Trust.

The HeartLands is a haven for three different types of Vultures, all of whom are endangered. Linda tells us how the Vultures and the Lions are an intricate part of keeping nature in balance.

Wynter & Margo come to us from the HeartLands to bring us updates on the Lions, Land and People.

We catch up with Zukhara and Matsieng after their successful hunt.

Ingwavuma was the Linda’s Lion Guide who walked in physical form in the Timbavati private game reserve.

World Lion Day 2022 – A call for grieving

It was very exciting to see that the whole Tsau Pride hunted together the night before our morning lion check.

Receiving blessings from a male waterbuck.

A beautiful encounter with an Nyala family.