Namibian Ruben Lambrechts is known all over the world for taking care of orphaned wild animals and giving them a second chance at life on the family farm. Meet Cindy the baboon, meerkats Minki and Jerry, Betsie and Bennie the warthogs and many more in this book of six stories for children. Photos and illustrations bring the animal antics to life.
Ruben Lambrechts en sy gesin is oor die wêreld heen bekend vir die wilde diere wat dolgelukkig op die plaas by hulle woon. Die diere is nie troeteldiere nie en bly nie in hokke nie. Ontmoet meerkatte Minki en Jerry, Cindy die bobbejaan, die vlakvarke en vele meer in hierdie versameling kinderstories. Dis volkleur-dieremanewales op elke bladsy!
Discover the creatures and features shaping the South African shoreline.
Deep Blue is a love letter to the sea, exploring humans’ deep connection with it and the bliss of swimming, diving, dipping and simply being in salt water.
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This is a collection of stories about the life of a bushveld conservationist as it is lived at the ground level by that elite band of men and woman who guard the Kruger National Park – at the cost of much sweat and, not infrequently, quite a bit of blood.
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Pocket Guide to Mammals of Southern Africa is a handy and compact guide to over a 100 mammal species – from big cats to mice and bats. For the first time this new edition will be available in German. The English and Afrikaans editions have been completely updated, with 16 new pages of mammals added.
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With this handy checklist, you can tick off all the animals you see as you explore the Greater Kruger Park. The park encompasses the Kruger National Park, various private game reserves, as well as the Limpopo National Park in Mozambique and Zimbabwe’s Gonarezhou National Park.
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In this insightful guide, the authors introduce readers to the rich animal life of South Africa’s largest nature reserve – the Kruger National Park. With this handy and easy-to-use field guide by your side, you never again have to worry about identifying animals correctly.
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Animals of the Kgalagadi is a handy guide to the 53 mammal, 164 bird, 30 reptile and 9 amphibian species that live in the park. The most common and most often seen animal species are described in plain language and the descriptions are accompanied by clear, full-colour photographs of each animal.
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