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The landscape is a pink and blue mosaic of delicate wild flowers and spring fever is in the air. We’re delighted to announce that the Hopewell Nature Reserve guides spotted three red hartebeest calves just last week as well as our first eland calf! We’re sure that we’ll also be seeing some springbok calves in the near future. The land rehabilitation process has started … [Read more...] about Spring has sprung at the Hopewell Conservation Estate

The Hopewell Conservation Estate will combine a 2,500 hectare nature reserve with forty one contemporary residential units - offering the comfort of 21st century living in a millennia-old landscape. … [Read more...] about The Hopewell Conservation Estate

The Hopewell Conservation Estate will combine a 2,500 hectare nature reserve with forty one contemporary residential units - offering the comfort of 21st century living in a millennia-old landscape. … [Read more...] about Birds found on the Hopewell Conservation Estate

 Kevin is employed by Shamwari Wildlife Consulting as the project / reserve manager for Hopewell Conservation. This is part of the management agreement between Hopewell Conservation Estate and Shamwari. Kevin (37) is married to Karen Taylor and has a five year old son, Mark, who shares his interest in conservation. Kevin has a wide range of experience in the conservation … [Read more...] about Hopewell Conservation Estate Staff Profile of the Week: Kevin Taylor

Spring fever continues on the Hopewell Conservation Estate! Our camera traps captured a stunning shot of some Eland calves relaxing on the plains. The Working for Water staff also came across three new-born genet kittens. They have delayed work in the area until the genets have been safely reared. This week also saw the first windmill erected on the estate in decades.On the … [Read more...] about This week on the Hopewell Conservation Estate: