Community and Conservation

Floods and Wildlife - What happens when the river changes

Posted by Emily on Fri January 30, 2026 in Community and Conservation and Wildlife.

When heavy rains arrive and rivers begin to swell, it can feel sudden and unsettling from a human perspective. Roads disappear, bridges close, and familiar landmarks change almost overnight. But what about our wildlife? The recent flooding in the Lowveld - with levels of rainfall not seen in over 25 years - has prompted many to ask this very question. And while floods can certainly bring challenges, they also mark the beginning of renewal, abundance, and change. So, let’s take a closer look at how floods shape life for wildlife in the Greater Kruger.

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Community and Conservation: Giving Back, Every Day

Posted by Emily on Thu July 31, 2025 in Community and Conservation.

Ever wondered what happens to lodge linen or game drive blankets once they’re no longer “guest-ready”? Or what impact your guest donation has had on vulnerable children? To mark Mandela Day earlier this month, we’re sharing some of the small but powerful ways both Klaserie Drift and our guests have been giving back so far this year. From supporting endangered vultures in crisis to helping feed over 250 vulnerable children a day, we are reminded that even simple acts can create meaningful impact.

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