Introduction
TSA Conservation has been operating as a Conservation Training, Educational Tourism and Conservation Management organisation since 1999. Our operations are based in the Greater Kruger Conservancy at the TSA Conservation Centre.
Our mission is to involve, through active participation, conservation enthusiasts in our routine conservation and ecological work and projects through our Educational Tourism programs.
All programs are hosted and facilitated by Terry Schulze, founder of TSA Conservation, retired Protected Area Warden, Board member of Protected Areas, conservation management consultant and facilitator of conservation and ecological training programs.
Reservation Process
Please email all reservations to reservations@tsamanagement.co.za
To assist us in determining your requirements accurately, enquiries should include guests names, number of guests, products and services requested, arrival and departure dates and any dietary or specific requirements.
We shall submit a quotation within twelve-hours from receipt of your enquiries. The quotation shall confirm availability. Please check to ensure that details contained on the quotation are correct.
Once the reservation has been confirmed the quotation shall be converted into an invoice. The invoice shall also serve to confirm the reservation.
TSA Conservation Centre
Location:
Northern Balule Nature Reserve & Greater Kruger Conservancy.
Accommodation Units:
Safari tent/cabin
Shared HIS and HER bathrooms.
Entertainment areas:
A central entertainment area comprises:
Open-air dinner boma
Bar
Dinning Lapa
Kitchen
TSA General Information
The TSA Conservation Centre is situated in a low incident malaria area. Please consult a Medical Practitioner or Travel Clinic in this regard.
The TSA Conservation Centre is powered by solar energy.
We do not encourage the storage of food items in the accommodation units.
Essential items to bring are a camera, binoculars, sunscreen, wide-brimmed hat, comfortable walking shoes and insect repellent.
Climate
Summer September – April days are hot 350C and Nights warm - 250C
Winter May – August days are warm 250C and nights cool - 100C
General Rules at our Camp:
Always stay within the camp boundary.
Restrict movement along the foot paths
Do not litter
Do not remove any fauna, flora or artefacts
Maintain the peaceful ambiance of the camp
Please adhere to the rangers or facilitators instructions
Switch off lights and appliances when leaving your accommodation units
Always keep tent flaps and doors closed
Enjoy your stay with at the TSA Conservation Centre
Contact Details
reservations@tsamanagement.co.za
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