Wayne Bolton, Braam Malherbe (guest speaker) and Ashley Dowds (Wayne’s cousin and an actor – was a co-presenter on Going Nowhere Slowly). Photo: Jacki Ulett
Bolton will commence his 80 day, epic 6000km mountain bike cycle to all 19 National Parks in South Africa starting from the Pafuri Gate on 28 November 2015. He will symbolically launch the expedition from the Ranger Memorial in Kruger with the support of Kruger’s Managing Executive Glenn Phillips, SANParks Commanding Officer Ranger Services, Major General (ret) Johan Jooste, brought in to oversee the overall anti-poaching operations in Kruger National Park; SANParks Rangers and their dogs and representatives of Care for Wild Africa. The expedition will end in Nelson Mandela Bay at SANParks Addo Elephant National Park in February 2016.
Her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth II has shown her support of the expedition, writing in a letter to Bolton: “I would like to wish the One Land Love It expedition team the very best of luck during their noble endeavors to highlight the plight of wildlife not only in South Africa but around the entire continent. The Commonwealth has always placed the natural heritage of its wildlife as vitally important to the progression of humankind and I applaud you and your time in your efforts.”
Date: November 09, 2015 10:20
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