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As the world geared up to celebrate World Wildlife Day on March 3, Sugarbird® Cape Fynbos Spirits reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to wildlife conservation with the launch of a special initiative in the month of March.
In recognition of World Wildlife Day, Sugarbird® Cape Fynbos Spirits has announced that throughout March a percentage of the proceeds from every bottle sold of Sugarbird Safari Glitter Gin will be donated to the Timbavati Private Nature Reserve (TPNR) towards its community foundation and incredible anti-poaching unit.
Anti-poaching unit
Initially a limited-edition festive gin, launched in December 2022, this sparkly addition to the Sugarbird® gin range, in a Safari-themed bottle remains the perfect gifting solution from Africa to the world at large. However, with its Safari-scape bottle design, it speaks to the vital conservation effort, embodying the beauty and significance of Africa’s wildlife and landscapes.
Timbavati Foundation
The TPNR is at the forefront of wildlife conservation in South Africa. Employing dedicated men and women who put their lives on the line to protect and educate about our natural heritage. Through their tireless efforts in community engagement, boots on the ground and investment in state-of-the-art equipment, the TPNR has created a safeguard against rhino poaching and wildlife crime, ensuring that future generations will continue to marvel at the wonders of the African wilderness.
Find Sugarbird® Safari Glitter Gin online and at selected retailers such as Takealot, Pick n Pay, Mother City Liquors and Makro for an RRP of R299.95
In addition to supporting the Timbavati, Sugarbird® Cape Fynbos Spirits encourages consumers to explore ways they can contribute to the fight against poaching and wildlife crime. Together, let’s ensure that future generations inherit a world teeming with the beauty and wonder of the natural world.
COMPETITION—The first two readers to tell me what TPNR stands for will win a bottle of this great gin.
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CHEERS
GREG