Saturday the 20th of AugustThe day began bright and quiet on Djuma. After a sunrise safari spent following tracks all over the reserve the safariLIVE crew headed out in the afternoon with low expectations. Yet this is the wild and you never know what’s going to happen. A fact made true by the materialisation of [...]
Adrian Williams has been a viewer for the last three years, and found safariLIVE in a rather unusual way. "I am a FGASA Level 1 student. Not because I want to be a professional guide but because it gives structure to my learning about the bushveld. I did a internet search looking for information about [...]
Exciting news for exciting times. In just a few short days safariLIVE is going LIVE across the TV screens of the United States! Proudly brought to you by Nat Geo Wild, we will be celebrating all the Dads out there. That’s right, WE are doing two, 2-hour sunset safaris for the fantastic fathers on [...]
On Sunday 5th June it was World Environment Day. http://wed2016.com/World Environment Day (WED) is the United Nations’ most important day for encouraging worldwide awareness and action for the protection of our environment. Since it began in 1974, it has grown to become a global platform for public outreach that is widely celebrated in over 100 [...]
John Whalen is known to most safarians as the creator of the Djuma Djunkies and Djuma Djunkies Video Page Facebook groups. But John has also been a fervent advocate for what WE do since joining us on drive in 2007. "When the internet took off and especially YouTube, I watched more and more nature and [...]
As part of finding ways to grow our audiences we are putting our shows on different platform. Recently YouTube and in the near future we will also be making use of Facebook LIVE.Tonight's Fireside Chat is the second instalment in that regard. Based on the outcomes we will decide how to proceed in future to make sure [...]
Thursday the 26th of May The Queen is on Djuma yet again. As the greyness of the dark winter morning begin to lift Brent found himself checking the southern boundary for any sign of the secretive leopardess. Low and behold there she was, drinking out of a puddle left in the middle of [...]
If the birds could tweet “happy birthday” it may be an appropriate way to celebrate the 90th year of the protected wildlife area that it the Kruger National Park. Paul Kruger, in his presidential days, proclaimed protection of the natural area between the Crocodile and Sabi rivers, known as the lowveld. It took just over [...]
A month ago, regular Pete's Pond viewer John Bell discovered safariLIVE and became a member of our burgeoning online community. "I'm now hooked and try to watch most of both daily drives live," he says.Woodland kingfisher. Photo by John Bell.A retired resident of Bray in the UK, John has been able to go on safari [...]
As part of finding ways to grow our audiences we are putting our shows on different platform. Recently YouTube and in the near future we will also be making use of Facebook LIVE.Tonight's Fireside Chat is a first experiment in that regard. Based on the outcomes we will decide how to proceed in future to [...]
