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The only Snapshot Safari site situated in the fynbos, Gondwana is home to many endemic plant species and a unique set of wildlife.
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We at Gondwana see this as a wonderful synergy between technology and people resulting in real data directing our conservation management activities. Our EcoCamp guests love getting involved and our management team love the results!! ~ Jono Berry
Snapshot GondwanaAbout Snapshot Gondwana
Hundreds of camera traps spread across southern Africa are providing a powerful new window into the dynamics of Africa's most elusive wildlife species. We need your help to classify all the different animals caught in millions of camera trap images. These camera images come from Gondwana Game Reserve: Gondwana lies along South Africa's southernmost tip. Due to Gondwana’s unique location it is home to numerous critically endangered and rare fauna and flora species such as the Cape Mountain Zebra, Black Rhinoceros, Black Harrier, Bontebok, Cheetah, and leopard among others. Gondwana conducts formal research and protection programs for these species to provide sound founding populations within the Western Cape and South Africa.