Modisa Conservation Project was started in 2010 by Val and Mikkel on a 10,000 hectare wildlife farm located next to Central Kalahari Game Reserve. They take care of "problem" predators, including lions, leopards, and African wild dogs, which have been captured due to livestock-wildlife conflicts. Val and Mikkel establised Modisa in order to raise awareness about conservation and human-wildlife conflicts through a volunteer program in the African savanna.
Val giving us a lecture on wildlife conflicts.
Talking a walk through the bush with our safari guide, Daryl.
Daryl explaining antelope browsing behavior.
Taking a look at the lions.
One of the male lions after he was fed, which we watched from outside the enclosure.
An African wild dog in the enclosure.
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