Sharing knowledge – understanding the wilderness
Personally accompanied by our biologists Dr Friedrich Jr. or Berend Reinhard, you explore individual aspects of the Kalahari ecosystem in depth.
A basic knowledge of botany lays the foundations for a deeper understanding of the relationships within nature: ecology. “You cannot read without knowing the letters.” The Kalahari offers ideal conditions: its plant life is easy to get to know, and its ecological processes are clearly visible.
Discover the secret world of plants! Accompanied by biologist Berend Reinhard, you explore plant life in an entertaining, interactive way on this morning excursion of around 3 hours. You learn which plants play a crucial role in the Kalahari ecosystem, providing food and shelter for wildlife, and discover their cultural significance.
From small grasses to majestic camelthorn trees, you uncover the remarkable survival strategies of these species adapted to dry conditions. Afterwards, you will see Namibia through different eyes.
A paradise for bird lovers! There are more than 120 bird species to discover at Kuzikus. With biologist Dr Friedrich Jr., you can enjoy remarkable birdwatching and photography in the morning, taking your time and observing patiently.
Watch sandgrouse collecting water, discover a pelican in the middle of the Kalahari or observe different birds of prey hunting. From small sociable weavers to the large kori bustard, every season brings fascinating new sightings.
Take a look behind the scenes! Led by Dr Friedrich Jr. or Berend Reinhard, this excursion takes you to the heart of modern wildlife management. You gain a detailed insight into the sustainable use of wildlife and discover how nature, science and innovation come together here. Explore the daily challenges and resourceful strategies of a successful wildlife farm, and see the pioneering role Kuzikus plays.
You will gain a much better understanding of the relationship between farms and wildlife, and the balance between ecological responsibility and economic success. Join a ranger on a wildlife outing and experience first-hand what self-sufficient living means, from maintaining wildlife populations to assessing an individual animal. Find out exactly where our organic meat comes from and why Namibia has so many fences.
At Kuzikus, we offer a photography experience that goes far beyond simply taking pictures of animals. As biologists, trackers and Kalahari experts, we help you develop a deep understanding of ecology and show you nature’s fascinating cycles.
Together, we bring this knowledge directly into your photography. You learn how to tell the hidden stories of African wildlife and plants through images, and how to recognise subjects in the finest light. We share technical know-how with you in the bush, during hands-on practice, rather than at a screen.