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The moonrise looks like a sunset tonight in Tswalu Kalahari Reserve Kalahari!#aardwolfmoon #perfectendtoperfectday

#WildlifeWednesday 7 Facts about giraffe, a blog post by Dylan Smith, head of Tswalu's Dedeben Research Centre Read the full post here: ow.ly/Jx5H30nnGP6

The official end of a dig season only happens once the trailer can close #stillthinkmorecanfit.Thank you Tswalu Foundation @uqsocsci @natgeo @CoE_Palaeo and our team Dr Robyn Pickering, Dr Tara R Edwards, Alex F Blackwood, amy, and josie!!

Thank you Grootbos Foundation, loving our new office honey! #helpinguschangelives

We are delighted to be driven by Suzuki SA - supporting our research on the responses of Kalahari organisms to environmental change. With support from Tswalu Foundation

Dr Robin Maritz from the University of the Western Cape listens for the radio signal of a cape cobra Tswalu Kalahari Reserve. Cobras are among the most important predators of small vertebrates in the Kalahari. Suzuki SA Tswalu Foundation

Excited to be part of #ORC2019!

We're excited to announce the Jennifer Ward Oppenheimer Research Grant, in honour of the late Mrs. Jennifer Ward Oppenheimer, to continue her passion for #Africa, the environment, and science🌍

This grant supports Africa-led research that contributes meaningfully to the advancement of environmental and allied sciences – specifically to identify and address real-world African issues.

To all the Tswalu Foundation researchers and beyond, a great opportunity to pursue!

Great interview, well done @ORC2019!

Super exciting news! The Jennifer Ward Oppenheimer Research Grant online applications are almost open! The grant was established to honour the late Mrs Jennifer Ward Oppenheimer and continue her extensive… instagram.com/p/BzrvppdAlW9/…

African researchers please see this incredible grant opportunity! @ORC2019 Grootbos Foundation African Parks ALU School Of Wildlife Conservation Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust @KewScience

Teamwork! The latest addition to the Tswalu Foundation family - our Artist-in-Residence (AiR) studio is almost complete. The residency aims to showcase South African artists both established and upcoming, through… instagram.com/p/B0LizZHAbfc/…

It's incredibly special to be able to be with the UCT archaeology team as they delve into the deep past at on old calcrete quarry on Tswalu. While in search of possible links between middle (MSA) and late (LSA)… instagram.com/p/B0fSEUYgoJI/…

Celebrating our women in science this month! Wendy Panaino, PhD student from Wits University, has spent the last few years uncovering information pertaining to the physiology and ecology of adult pangolins at… instagram.com/p/B1HQEkogWoC/…

Wits University MSc student, Tilly Molete, is currently based at Tswalu and is attempting to get bat-eared foxes used to her presence so that she can collect data on their behaviour, diet and movements.… instagram.com/p/B1SlZ7qASjS/…

Wits University PhD student Valery Phakoago has been monitoring adult female ground pangolins at Tswalu Kalahari Reserve for the past few months. In the event that the females give birth this year, Valery hopes to… instagram.com/p/B1f35T1ASCc/…

Juliet Everson from the University of Cambridge has been providing valuable project assistance to research teams at Tswalu. Amongst other things, Juliet has helped with undertaking important behavioural observations… instagram.com/p/B1t0wPdARax/…

Happy Spring day to all our researchers, guests and staff! Although dry at this time of year, one can already see the signs of Spring all over the Kalahari landscape. Amongst the first to start flowering are these… instagram.com/p/B13xI41APLo/…