The Reserve - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
No Man is an Island
As the first episode unfolds, we are introduced to the Balule Team as they are gearing up for the largest and most critical conservation project of the year: the follow-up dehorning of their rhino population.
It's Not a Job, It's a Lifestyle
Riding shot gun with the team at Balule we delve into the crucial roles they play in protecting this vast wilderness. The camaraderie and banter between the team members reveal their deep bonds as they work together towards a common goal.
The Cost of Protection
The Reserve faces a heart-wrenching tragedy²after 1089 days of relative peace, the loss of a rhino cow and her calf serves as a harsh reminder of the ever-present threat of poaching.
Balancing Act
As The Reserve's annual game count unfolds, a glaring concern emerges - the burgeoning elephant population. The destructive impact becomes evident as viewers witness firsthand the widespread damage to trees and vegetation across The Reserve.
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