Two African wild dogs stand side by side, their colourful coats blending with the Waterberg bushveld as they keep watch over their surroundings.
They are rarely seen, but their presence is felt across the Waterberg landscape.
Known as the “ghost dogs”, free-roaming African wild dogs move quietly across vast territories, crossing farms, reserves and private properties as they protect their pack and search for prey.
Their survival depends on understanding their movements and finding ways for people and predators to share the same space.
On Tuesday, July 22, the warm winter sun shone over the Waterberg in Lephalale, Limpopo, creating the perfect setting for a unique conservation experience.
