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The Oppenheimer family transformed 43 former farms into the Tswalu Kalahari Reserve, a significant private wildlife area in South Africa. Initiated by Stephen Boler in 1995, the conservation project aimed to restore the degraded landscape. After Boler's death, the Oppenheimers took over, continuing his vision of ecological restoration. The reserve spans 118,000 hectares and is home to diverse wildlife, including black rhinos and African wild dogs. It also promotes sustainable tourism to fund conservation efforts. Nicky Oppenheimer, a billionaire and conservationist, emphasizes the family's long-term commitment to nature preservation.