The Range Expansion Dog Box Competition results are in, and the grand prize winner is…..Thea Wooding! Thea has won a three-night stay for six people at The Den Kruger. Congratulations Thea, we hope you have an amazing time. The other winners are: A copy of the beautiful coffee table book ‘Painted Wolves: A Wild …
At the end of July we were proud, excited and relieved to hear that 14 intrepid Painted Wolves (African wild dogs) had been successfully transferred from South Africa and Mozambique to Malawi, through a collaboration between the Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT) and African Parks. Proud because we had been able to make a significant financial contribution to the …
At Painted Wolf Wines we always marvel at the way in which African wild dogs work together and support each other for the good of the pack. Ever since we started on our winemaking journey, we have taken inspiration from these animals that are at the heart of everything we do. This is why, when it comes …
Painted Wolf Wines has everything in place to deliver wine to you as soon as we are allowed. Our generous offers (below) are available until 31st May 2020 so time is of the essence! With the absence of tourists and the revenue they bring to conservation areas, it is vital that anti-snare campaigns and other …
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With the unprecedented situation facing us across the world, at Painted Wolf Wines we are taking inspiration from our mantra “Remarkably persistent, persistently remarkable”, as we focus on keeping our business alive while doing everything we can to help flatten the curve. The success of a pack of painted wolves relies on a strong sense …
If you happened to drive past the historic house at 125 Main Road, Paarl on Wednesday October 31st, you might have seen it decked out in bunting, with various signs exhorting people to pop in. If you had stopped and come in you would have been treated wine tastings, wild dog art, and a wild …
When most people hear the words African wildlife conservation, they are most likely to think of rhinos, elephants and lions. This is mainly because the conservation conversations in the last few years have revolved around the appetite for wildlife products in Asia and the poverty that originally drove poachers to kill these species for gain. …
Our pack have been on the move almost constantly since April. Jeremy meandered around KZN, Jo’burg and the Lowveld, while Emma explored new areas of Zambia and caught up with all the travel professionals at Indaba, World Travel Market Africa and We Are Africa. In June we supported the Pangolin Working Group with their fund …
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