Own a piece of the gora wilderness
Become a Landowner
reserve expansion through
Private Ownership
Partner with us in the expansion of the Gora Wilderness Reserve through potential private land acquisition. Our model of reserve expansion offers a multifaceted approach to conservation, addressing ecological, economic, and cultural considerations while promoting the long-term health and resilience of the Gora Wilderness.
own a piece of the gora wilderness
Rewilding Methodology
Embarking on any journey of this magnitude towards leaving a legacy of a revived wilderness requires the active participation of many like-minded individuals. Partnerships are an integral part of achieving the vision called the Gora Wilderness Reserve. Our rewilding methodology for reserve expansion invites potential stakeholders to participate in this legacy reserve by becoming a part of the Gora narrative through the purchase of property in the proposed Gora Wilderness Reserve expansion area.
Ranging from full title deed ownership to syndication, and land donations, the options for purchase are customised to your desired level of participation. We continually strive to expand the current boundaries of the Gora Wilderness Reserve by securing and incorporating neighbouring properties through private funding.
These properties are then carefully rewilded by our teams of conservation students from the Gora Wildlife Academy and then managed by the Gora Partners team to achieve our shared goal of a restored Cape wilderness.
As part of the sustainable management of these properties, ecotourism economies may be developed being informed by a scientific team to safeguard the long-term preservation of the land for future generations.
To find out more about how you can get involved and how you can benefit from reserve expansion please follow the link below.
Already own a property in the proposed expansion
area?
Partner With Us
If you are already a landowner within the proposed Gora Wilderness Reserve expansion area and would like to partner with us towards restoring the ancient elephant migration routes from the lush shores of the Indian Ocean to the semi-arid plains of the Little Karoo then please reach out to us.
