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Adult elephants are translocated from Kruger National Park and introduced into andBeyondPhinda

by MunyConAzure | Jan 5, 1993

The first adult elephants – part of a group of 4 adult cows and 2 calves – arrive from Gonarezhou National Park in Zimbabwe

by MunyConAzure | Nov 20, 1992

A further 20 young animal’s – 7 male and 13 female – are also brought in from Kruger National Park. They are released in the South and join other young**

by MunyConAzure | Nov 12, 1992

2 adult lionesses along with sub-adult males and females arrive by truck from Sabi Sands and are introduced to the reserve

by MunyConAzure | Jun 12, 1992

The first research project commences running until September 1995. Luke Hunter studies “The behavioural ecology of reintroduced lions and cheetahs in the Phinda resource reserve” for his PhD

by MunyConAzure | May 5, 1992

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