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Limpopo-Lipadi Game Reserve in Tuli

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BWP 600,000  per shareBedrooms : 20Bathrooms : 10
Tsetsebjwe   View MapSize (m2) : 400Year Built : 2009
- For saleLand Size (hectares) : 17000.00
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Limpopo-Lipadi Vision

Our vision is to develop a world class game reserve with a sustainable balance between conservation, community and commerce in order to leave a conservation legacy in Botswana for the next generation.

We focus on breeding of endangered species and at the same time provide education, jobs and opportunities for the local communities, while we as owners explore, preserve and participate in the reserve development as and when our time allows. As a secondary benefit our investment grows in value as the reserve grows in stature.

So we are proposing an alternative model to sole game reserve ownership, where we are inviting keen conservationists/safari lovers/wildlife enthusiasts to purchase shares in a private game reserve which plays a significant role in nature conservation in Botswana.


Shareholders own shares in a public Botswana company which purchased 17,286 hectares (freehold/ full title) in 2006.

Limpopo-Lipadi’s humble beginnings as a "breeding basket" for endangered species is bearing fruit. We started with a breeding program for white rhino in 2007 (Only about 100 white rhino left in Botswana and lately there is a huge poaching surge in SA). Our first rhino calf was born on 9 April 2011, probably the first to be born and still alive in Tuli since the early 1900s. This is a significant step forward to accomplish the legacy we want to leave.



In August 2008 we were asked by Botswana Wildlife to adopt 9 wild dog puppies whose parents have been poached and reintroduce them back to the bush. We are excited that they have been successfully trained and released to do their own hunting, since May 2010. We also bonded them with another pack and so they had their first litter of 7 puppies around 20 April 2011. A second generation that would not have been there if we were not able to help save them. The goal is to work with other breeding projects in Botswana to re-establish endangered species firstly in the Tuli block and then further in Botswana.

One share (Gold membership) would give you access to any of the shareholder lodges, camps, rangers and Landcruisers as often per year as you can visit and five shares (Diamond membership) gives you the option to build your own lodge on the Limpopo River Bank.

www.limpopo-lipadi.org


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