Events

Events

Koru Camp Grand Opening: A Day to Remember

As the convoy of vehicles wound their way through the bushveld, a trail of dust swept up in their wake, glistening in the sun as it bathed the bush in gold. The landscape brimmed with warmth and colour, like nature itself was rejoicing. Against the backdrop of a brilliant blue sky, rhythmic drumming echoed through the air, welcoming more than 100 guests to a long-awaited celebration. Supporters, partner NGOs, and conservation leaders had all gathered to mark a pivotal moment: the grand opening of the newly renovated Koru Camp.

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Billions of years in a day: Learning the language of rocks with John Roff

With our mission rooted in educating and inspiring local communities about the joy – and importance – of nature, we were thrilled to welcome South African geology expert John Roff to Koru Camp earlier this month. The goal? To empower our team with the skills to deliver engaging geology lessons, while also supporting student guides from our partner organisations as they prepared for their FGASA exams.

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Together for Conservation: Rhino Man Screenings Raise R56,000 for Future Rangers

September has been an unforgettable month at Koru Camp! Inspired by the powerful launch of ‘Rhino Man’ in June, we proudly partnered with Global Conservation Corps and Connected Planet Foundation to host two exclusive screenings in Johannesburg and London. These evenings were filled with electric energy—delicious plant-based canapés, wines, stunning art displays, moving speeches, and even a lively raffle—all united by a collective passion for conservation.

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Celebrating Mandela Day: A Community Cleanup in Hoedspruit

In a heartfelt tribute to Nelson Mandela, our community came together on Mandela Day, July 18th, to make a tangible difference in Hoedspruit. The team from My Africa initiated an inspiring cleanup campaign, pledging to donate R450 for every bag of rubbish collected. The goal was simple yet powerful: to unite the community in a shared effort to preserve the beauty of our conservation town.

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