Livhuwani tells us about her tree (Video) Livhuwani Nelitshindwi planted her tree 6 years ago as part of the Baobab Guardians project. The project started in 2014 encouraged people in rural villages to plant and protect baobab seedlings from being browsed by domestic animals. When trees reach 3 meters high they are then safe from browsers and can continue to […] Continue Reading
Baobabs are a most important feature of Mapungubwe National Park. Management is under mounting pressure from ecologists and the public to find solutions to protect our Baobabs and river-forests of the bordering Limpopo River. Baobabs are part of the historical-cultural landscape at Mapungubwe. They are found on many of the archaeological sites around the park, evidence that they played an […] Continue Reading
