Restoring the land that feeds them
Environmental impact
In the Thabazimbi bushveld, encroaching acacia can spread into areas that would otherwise support natural grassland, reducing the space available for grazing. Managing this encroachment creates an opportunity for grasses to recover.
The acacia removed from the land is given another purpose: it becomes functional fibre used in feed for grazing and browsing herbivores.
How it works
Clear the encroachment
We mechanically clear encroaching acacia, opening the savannah back up for natural grazing.
Restore land
With the encroaching bush removed, grasses return and the land begins to recover its natural balance.
Repurpose
The cleared acacia is processed into functional fibre for BOSKOS, a complete game feed that supports the grazing and browsing diets herbivores were made for.
Every bag a promise
BOSKOS starts with care for the land and carries through to care for the animal. By giving encroaching bush a new purpose, every bag supports better feeding, healthier grazing land and a more sustainable future for African wildlife.
