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activated cameras which can be set along game trails to monitor animal movement and have proved to be a very useful tool in leopard research. Of-course we also capture images of other nocturnal animals, as you can see. Guests are invited to site camera traps during daylight hours under the guidance of our experienced trackers. We then retrieve the cameras a few days later excitedly anticipating the results. Who knows you may be the first to photograph the illusive black leopard, which has been frequently sighted in the Paperbark Bush Retreat valley. All images and locations are logged by our staff and included in the Ingwe Leopard Project. |
