Noun
game reserve (plural game reserves)
land set aside for the conservation of wild animals
Many game reserves are located in Africa. Most are open to the public, and tourists commonly take sightseeing safaris.
It could be said now that all animals live in zoos, whether it is a zoo in Regent's Park, London or a Nigerian Game Reserve. Perhaps what's left to argue is only the zoo's quality. Peter Greenaway
A kudu at the Silver Lakes Game Reserve at the Silver Lakes Golf & Wildlife Estate, near Pretoria, South Africa. Source: Internet
Having been offered a job to manage and be the sole vet on a 10,000 hectare game reserve I returned to South Africa to work in wildlife again, but also served the local community helping with cattle, goats and treating whatever I was presented with. Source: Internet
Botswana contains around 80% of Southern Africa’s elephants, while the Umfolozi Game reserve contains the highest number of black and white rhinos. Source: Internet
Botswana is endowed with many tourism sites and is home to the world’s second largest game reserve – the Central Kalahari Game Reserve. Source: Internet
Other assets include Trans Hex Group and a private game reserve in the Kalahari. Source: Internet