Limpopo-Lipadi : Buy a Game Lodge

Buy Shares in Limpopo-Lipadi , a shareholder-owned, 32,500 hectare private game and wilderness reserve located in the Tuli Block, south-eastern Botswana

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The vision for the reserve is to become a "breeding basket" for endangered species

·  Are you passionate about wildlife and nature conservation in Africa?

·   Would you like to participate in endangered species breeding projects, such as rhino and wild dog, on your own private Game Reserve in Botswana?

·   Would you take ownership of an authentic wilderness on the banks of the Limpopo river, to preserve for generations to come, to enjoy when and as you like, without maintaining it yourself?

Limpopo-Lipadi shareholders own shares in a public Botswana company owning 32,450 hectares within a common fence and are part of the Limpopo-Lipadi Game and Wilderness Reserve Association, members of which have prohibited farming or hunting on their land and are bound together by a common vision of wildlife conservation

It offers an opportunity for those passionate about African wildlife to become directly involved as a shareholder / co-owner

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In a nutshell, Limpopo-Lipadi stands for:

  • Protecting and conserving African wildlife
  • The freedom to experience the bush as you like it - including self-guided trails
  • Opportunities to develop your skills and knowledge - from animals to birds, archeology to bugs, local culture to the stars above, and more
  • High quality lodges and a fantastic range of activities that create unforgettable experiences - whether you want to explore the bush from dawn to dusk or just relax
  • Being involved with all of this at whatever level you like - from online discussions to hands-on game captures
  • Working together with, and uplifting, local communities - to create a sustainable project benefiting all
  • Joining an international community of similarly passionate friends - and enjoying the bush with them
Limpopo Lipadi have started with a breeding program for white rhino in 2007 (Only about 100 white rhino are left in Botswana ).

In August 2008 LL were asked by Botswana Wildlife to adopt 9 wild dog puppies whose parents have been poached and reintroduce them back to the bush

We also bonded them with another pack and so they just had their first litter of 4 puppies.

The goal is to work with other breeding projects in Botswana to re-establish endangered species firstly in the Tuli block and then further in Botswana

 

The first man-reared wild dog puppies which has been successfully trained and released to do their own hunting

Any interested parties could contact Jacques de Bruin via the below website for detailed information on shareholder /membership participation

Get involved at www.limpopo-lipadi.org

Overview

LL shareholders own shares in a public Botswana company which purchased 17,286 hectares (full title) in 2006 and secured traversing rights over an additional 15,164 hectares. All 32,450 hectares are within a common fence and are part of the Limpopo-Lipadi Game and Wilderness Reserve Association, members of which have prohibited farming or hunting on their land and are bound together by a common agreement and vision for wildlife conservation

The vision is to become a "breeding basket" for endangered species. We have started with a breeding program for white rhino in 2007 (Only about 100 white rhino are left in Botswana and lately there is a huge poaching surge in SA). The first rhino offspring was born in 2011

In August 2008 we were asked by Botswana Wildlife to adopt 9 wild dog puppies whose parents have been poached and reintroduce them back to the bush. We are excited that they have been successfully trained and released to do their own hunting, since May 2010. We also bonded them with another pack and so they had their first litter of 4 puppies

The goal is to work with other breeding projects in Botswana to re-establish endangered species firstly in the Tuli block and then further in Botswana

Ownership

The Reserve is currently owned by a group of about 100 passionate, bush-loving shareholders, principally from Europe, USA and South Africa, who collectively hold 244 shares of the 500 shares in the company. These shares were sold during the first phase of development from 2006 to late 2009

Share sales were stopped during 2010 to re-adjust the business plan to the economic climate as we struggled financially and with the view to launch the second phase offer for another 100 shares on 1 March 2011. Generally shares are offered in lots of 20 at a time at a given price, and then after each lot is sold, the price of the next lot offered increases to reflect lower risk to subsequent buyers

The second phase offer launched at $135,000 per share on 1 March 2011

One share (Gold membership) would give you access to any of the shareholder lodges as often per year as you can come out and five shares (Diamond membership) gives you the option to build your own lodge on the Limpopo River Bank.

River Camp

So far River Camp with 7 shareholder lodges are operational and you can have a look at the videos and pictures on www.limpopo-lipadi.org

The goal is to keep the human footprint as low as possible and only to expand as it is needed by shareholders. We are looking to complete Island lodge (12 x 1 bedroom chalets) and one tented camp over the next two years, as shares are sold and the full budget for this development is raised

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