Mashatu – Land of the Giants by Roger and Pat de la Harpe
This coffee table book showcases stunning photographs and informative text that capture the spirit of Mashatu, a wildlife reserve in eastern Botswana. Located at the confluence of the Limpopo and Shashe rivers, it highlights the reserve’s diverse wildlife, including elephants, big cats, and birdlife, with QR codes linking videos to enrich the experience.
The Return of the Pangolin by Simon Naylor
This is the inspiring story of a groundbreaking achievement in pangolin conservation. Rescued from poachers and nursed back to health, these endangered creatures were successfully reintroduced into the wild, marking the return of a species locally extinct for decades. This story symbolises hope for the world’s most heavily trafficked mammal.
Droppings, Dung & Scats of Southern African Wildlife by Lee Gutteridge
As an experienced and well-known tracker and guide, Gutteridge’s comprehensive guide to wildlife droppings is an essential companion for the bush, game parks, farms, and even the city. Covering mammals, birds, reptiles, insects, and more, it features detailed descriptions and images to aid in tracking and understanding the natural world. Perfect for curious explorers and nature enthusiasts.
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Sappi Tree Spotting KwaZulu-Natal and Eastern Cape by Val Thomas and Rina Grant
The Sappi Tree Spotting series makes tree identification easy and enjoyable with clear terminology, seasonal grids, animal and human uses, gardening tips, and maps. Perfect for exploring South Africa’s magnificent indigenous trees and enhancing your tree-spotting adventures.
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Tree Encounters – Portraits and Stories from South Africa
by Brite Lombard & Ruth Parker
Tree Encounters celebrates South Africa’s majestic trees—forest giants, childhood companions, urban landmarks, and desert dwellers—through stories from writers, conservationists, and historians. Blending nature, history, and photography, this collection honors trees’ deep cultural ties and calls for their protection as vital pillars of our ecosystems.