Baboons in the Karoo
Karoo Ridge Conservancy Blog There are three to four baboon troops which frequent Karoo Ridge Conservancy and YES they can be a terrible menace! One
International Firefighters Day
Karoo Ridge Conservancy Blog Every year a vibrant group of enthusiastic hikers come to stay at Karoo Ridge Conservancy. What one doesn’t realise about this
A grass which nearly became extinct!
Karoo Ridge Conservancy Blog The first tuft of South African Cocksfoot grass (Tetrachne dregei) found on Karoo Ridge Conservancy was in a very unlikely place, on
Steenbok
Karoo Ridge Conservancy Blog Steenbok are such elegant little antelope. They only weigh up to about 10kg. Like cats, they do their “business” in scrapings
Yellow Mongoose
Karoo Ridge Conservancy Blog We always see Yellow Mongoose streaking across dirt roads and open areas as fast as they can possibly go. Foraging alone,
Mountain Reedbuck
Karoo Ridge Conservancy Blog Mountain Reedbuck are always thought of as being a very common game species. But, believe it or not, they were recently
