Avid birders should not delay in making their bookings for the Sasol
Addo Birding Weekend which will be held in Addo Elephant National Park
from 19 to 21 October 2012.
The
weekend of birding will offer a wonderful opportunity to experience the
diverse biomes of Addo Elephant National Park and the chance to spot
over 200 bird species.
Organised by the SANParks Honorary Rangers at Addo, participants will have a choice of taking part in different excursions. Birders will join groups birding in different areas of the ecologically diverse Addo Elephant National Park. Excursions include a trip through the Nyathi area of the Park while another group will lazily float up the Sundays River on a ferry spotting darters and different species of kingfishers. Other groups will depart for Kabouga section of the park, which is situated close to Kirkwood for the chance to walk on the ‘wild side’ or take a ride through Addo game viewing area and see parts of Addo that are not open to the general public.
The weekend starts on Friday evening with a get-together and ends with a venison potjie on Saturday evening. A variety of accommodation has been pre-booked by the Honorary Rangers in Addo Elephant National Park and bookings should be done well in advance to avoid disappointment.
Sasol has provided sponsorship for logistics and lucky draw prizes with Stretton’s Gin and Glendower Whisky being the other main sponsors. RiverBend Lodge as always will assist with night drives in the Nyathi section on Friday evening. Funds raised by the Honorary Rangers birding weekend will go towards funding conservation support work within Addo.
Bookings for the birding weekend close on 30 August 2012.
For more information, email Nicky Bosman at nbosman@nmmu.ac.za.
Organised by the SANParks Honorary Rangers at Addo, participants will have a choice of taking part in different excursions. Birders will join groups birding in different areas of the ecologically diverse Addo Elephant National Park. Excursions include a trip through the Nyathi area of the Park while another group will lazily float up the Sundays River on a ferry spotting darters and different species of kingfishers. Other groups will depart for Kabouga section of the park, which is situated close to Kirkwood for the chance to walk on the ‘wild side’ or take a ride through Addo game viewing area and see parts of Addo that are not open to the general public.
The weekend starts on Friday evening with a get-together and ends with a venison potjie on Saturday evening. A variety of accommodation has been pre-booked by the Honorary Rangers in Addo Elephant National Park and bookings should be done well in advance to avoid disappointment.
Sasol has provided sponsorship for logistics and lucky draw prizes with Stretton’s Gin and Glendower Whisky being the other main sponsors. RiverBend Lodge as always will assist with night drives in the Nyathi section on Friday evening. Funds raised by the Honorary Rangers birding weekend will go towards funding conservation support work within Addo.
Bookings for the birding weekend close on 30 August 2012.
For more information, email Nicky Bosman at nbosman@nmmu.ac.za.
Get your bookings in today, to avoid dissapointment!
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