PROJECTS

7 : Waterberg Living Museum at Walkers Islands

The Museum's activities range from guided and self-guided tours, on-grounds and outreach environmental education programmes for school children and adults alike.

The Museum will also support and actively pursue ecological, biodiversity and scientific research, and will serve as a showcasing platform of knowledge to the public.

The Museum will provide a safe, natural environment for wild animals that have been unable to survive in a totally wild state due to illness, injury or being orphaned. The Living Museum's success in rehabilitation and raising orphaned rhino is legendary and the legacy will continue through this Living Museum.

Currently, the animals that can be viewed include cheetah, wild dog and black rhino. Other facilities that will be developed in the future include the Clive Walker Art Gallery, a library, archives room, functions room, curio shop and herbarium. A special feature will be the Livingstone Lounge where Explorer Club members and visitors alike can meet and enjoy a selection of teas, coffees, fine wines, light meals and other licensed refreshments.