The image below was sent to MyPE by the Hopewell Conservation Estate Blogger who says; “Spring fever continues on the Hopewell Conservation Estate! Our camera traps captured a stunning shot of some Eland calves relaxing on the plains. The Working for Water staff also came across three new-born genet kittens. They have delayed work in the area until the genets have been safely reared. This week also saw the first windmill erected on the estate in decades.”
The Hopewell Conservation Estate will combine a 2,500 hectare nature reserve with forty one contemporary residential units – offering the comfort of 21st century living in a millennia-old landscape.
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Alan Straton
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