Preserving flora of the Greater Kruger National park

By wrapping vulnerable trees and installing protective pyramid structures around them, we help safeguard Greater Kruger’s vegetation from the increasing pressure of a growing elephant population. These trees and surrounding bushveld form a vital part of the ecosystem, providing essential habitat and resources for insects, birds and a wide variety of plant species. Protecting this vegetation is therefore crucial to preserving the unique biodiversity and ecological balance of the Greater Kruger region.