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2011 Annual ReviewThe 2011 Mokolodi Wildlife Foundation Annual Review has now been published and is available to view and downloaded here:
2011 Annual Review
A limited number of the printed version of the 54 page review are available from the Marketing Department upon specific request and by arrangement for collection. If you would like a printed copy of the 2011 Annual Review, please contact the Marketing Department at
marketing@mokolodi.comMokolodi Bird WatchAnother event not to be missed at Mokolodi! Join a local bird enthusiast on a walk in the reserve and spot some of our diverse bird species. Hope to see you on the 11th of December!
Mokolodi 2012 CalendarThe new Mokolodi Nature Reserve Calendar is now available from our main Reception. The A3 size full colour calendar is priced at only P50.00, with proceeds going towards our environmental conservation and education programmes. Get one while you can!
New Park Activity for Sundays
Contact Bookings at Mokolodi for more information and to make a reservation for family and friends to escape from the city and spend a relaxing Sunday at Mokolodi.
World Rhino DayWorld Rhino Day, held on the 22nd September, is a day initiated by WWF (the World Wide Fund for Nature) to highlight the importance of stopping rhino poaching. Reports from southern Africa over the past year have indicated that we have lost more than one rhino per day and the number is climbing.
Mokolodi Education Centre had Al-Nur school visit on World Rhino Day and this was their message. Stop Poachers!!
Duma passes away.
Duma, one of Mokolodi's two cheetahs originally brought to the park around 15 years ago has died. Both he and his brother, initially brought to Mokolodi from the wild after they were rescued following the loss of their mother in 1995, have played a significant role in educating school groups from around Botswana and the visiting general public from around the world. Duma & Letoatse also inspired the formation of Cheetah Conservation Botswana and have therefore also acted as predator conservation ambassadors.
Sadly, Duma, fell sick in early September and following tests, was diagnosed with liver and kidney failure. Duma died on the 6th September 2011.
Mokolodi Nature Reserve is delighted to announce the births of two new white rhino calves. The youngsters, the first a male born last month and the second a female born last week, bring the total number of white rhinos born at Mokoklodi to 17. Book our exciting Rhino Tracking activities and you may get a chance to see the new arrivals with their mothers at Mokolodi Nature Reserve.
