Conditions are looking favourable for a bumper evening of wildlife exploration for the Crocworld Conservation Centre frogging evening that is set for Saturday, 25 January.
The frogging evening, which will be hosted in collaboration with Nick Evans of KwaZulu-Natal Amphibian and Reptile Conservation, will take place in a nearby wetland with participants given the opportunity to view a number of local frog species, as well as other nocturnal mammals and birdlife, all in their natural environment.
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Attendees will meet at 6pm for welcome, followed by a presentation at 6.15pm. Crocodile feeding will start at 6.40pm, 7pm departure to site and return by 9pm. Tickets cost R80 per adult and R50 per child under 12 years. Space is limited to 50 people so booking is essential. Bring along old clothes, gumboots, headlamps and torches.
For more information, contact Crocworld Conservation Centre on 039-976-1103 or Martin Rodrigues via email mrodrigues@cbl.co.za or 078-484-1859.
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