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News & Views

The latest news & information on the reserve and the area.

Strengthening conservation through strategic partnerships
Strengthening conservation through strategic partnerships
Threatened bird species of Mountainlands
Threatened bird species of Mountainlands
Keeping tabs on wildlife
Keeping tabs on wildlife
'Bone' appetite
‘Bone’ appetite
Birdwatching: A Window into Mountainlands’ Wonders
Birdwatching: A Window into Mountainlands’ Wonders
Rare Endemic Plant Discovered in the Barberton Centre of Plant Endemism
Rare Endemic Plant Discovered in the Barberton Centre of Plant Endemism
The plains are alive with Vachellia karroo
The plains are alive with Vachellia karroo
Flying ants for supper
Flying ants for supper
Counting butterflies
Counting butterflies
Lichens – more than the sum of their parts
Lichens – more than the sum of their parts
Two more giraffes found new home on Mountainlands
Two more giraffes found new home on Mountainlands
Mountainlands welcomes the Kilbride family
Mountainlands welcomes the Kilbride family
A snapshot of Mountainlands fungi and mushrooms
A snapshot of Mountainlands fungi and mushrooms
Mountainlands welcomes new giraffes
Mountainlands welcomes new giraffes
New big game bomas
New big game bomas
Towards a better understanding of threatened aloes and their pollinators
Towards a better understanding of threatened aloes and their pollinators
Birds fly when you are having fun
Birds fly when you are having fun
Looking for an orchid pollinator
Looking for an orchid pollinator
What pollinates the world’s smallest aloe?
What pollinates the world’s smallest aloe?
Tephrosia monticola found on Mountainlands.
Tephrosia monticola found on Mountainlands.

Latest News

  • World Heritage Inscription 2018
    04/07/2018
  • Strengthening conservation through strategic partnerships
    09/06/2025
  • Threatened bird species of Mountainlands
    30/05/2025
  • Keeping tabs on wildlife
    12/05/2025

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Mountainlands brings you the opportunity to purchase one of only eighteen highly exclusive private stands where you can build your own private game lodge or holiday home. It offers piece of mind and full title ownership in a large wilderness area which is professionally managed. See stands..
  • World Heritage Inscription 2018
    04/07/2018
  • Strengthening conservation through strategic partnerships
    09/06/2025
  • Threatened bird species of Mountainlands
    30/05/2025
  • Keeping tabs on wildlife
    12/05/2025
Contact us to purchase a private stand or discuss commercial development opportunities.

Nico Oosthuizen
nico@mountainlands.co.za
+27 (0) 82 5511 659

 

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