HERD in the Wild: Connecting People, Nature and Purpose
This year marked an exciting first for HERD as we took part in Outdoor X, one of South Africaβs leading outdoor lifestyle events.
This year marked an exciting first for HERD as we took part in Outdoor X, one of South Africaβs leading outdoor lifestyle events.
When you step around a pile of elephant dung in the bush, it is easy to dismiss it as waste. In reality, it is one of the most valuable sources of information we have about an elephantβs life. From diet and digestion to stress and health, dung tells a detailed story without ever disturbing the … Continued
In April and May 2026, HERD partnered with the Lessons in Conservation (LiC) team to host a three-day outreach programme at Jameyana Primary School. The intention was simple: to help young learners understand conservation and their role in protecting the natural world. What followed was an experience that went far beyond the classroom. From the … Continued
At HERD, we are passionate about nurturing the next generation of conservation leaders. Each year, we have the privilege of welcoming students from institutions like the NewBridge Graduate Institute to gain hands-on experience in elephant care, wildlife conservation, and community engagement. These students bring energy, curiosity, and fresh perspectives, and in return, they leave having … Continued
The Xilaveko Day Care Centre, located in Timbavati Village near Acornhoek, was founded in 2014 by Obert Chauke, a highly respected butler at Jabulani Safari, together with his wife, Ivy Sibuyi. Obert has been part of the Jabulani family for 16 years and is known for his kind, dedicated nature and unwavering positivity, loved by … Continued
As we celebrated World Food Day this month, we took a moment to reflect not only on the global challenge of hunger and malnutrition but also on the power of small, consistent actions to spark lasting change. For the past four years, HERD Trust and Jabulani, alongside our committed partners and donors, have walked a … Continued