Nora En Pure celebrates a major milestone with the 500th episode of her Purified Radio show.
To mark the occasion, she releases a 2.5-hour livestream filmed in her home country, South Africa.
She records the set at Lillie Hills Selati Game Reserve, a Big 5 reserve known for its vast granite landscapes and strong conservation efforts.
In addition, the Selati Wilderness Foundation plays a key role in conservation efforts across the area.
They actively support anti-poaching initiatives to protect vulnerable wildlife.
At the same time, they focus on safeguarding rhino populations, which remain under constant threat.
Beyond that, they also work to preserve one of the last known wild populations of the endangered Encephalartos dyerianus cycad.
The livestream is now available on her YouTube channel.
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Through this project, she combines two of her passions: music and nature.
She shares that the experience feels deeply personal, as careful planning finally comes together under perfect conditions.
At the same time, she expresses how much the African wilderness inspires her, describing it as a magical place she hopes to capture through the set.
Moreover, this release continues her series of destination-based performances.
Back in 2020, she celebrated the 200th episode with a set in Gstaad, which has since gained millions of views online.
Now, with the 500th episode, she follows a similar concept, blending cinematic landscapes with melodic house music.
Finally, the project also carries a meaningful purpose.
All proceeds from the livestream will go toward supporting the Selati Wilderness Foundation, reinforcing her commitment to conservation alongside music.
