Carnivores in the Kalahari
A few incredible days of carnivore viewing in the Kalahari winter.
Elephant – abundant and endangered species.
Are there too many elephants? Are there too few? What are the facts, figures and opinions? Have your say in the great elephant debate.
Buffalo Kill at Little Makalolo Camp
Seven hyaena kill an old buffalo bull right in front of Little Makalolo Camp
Wildlife on Deck at Little Ongava
A day spent at Little Ongava brings a wealth of visitors right to one’s deck…
Two Cheetah released on Kulala Wilderness Reserve
Two cheetah were released on Kulala Wilderness Reserve in June – A hugely exciting event that will go some way to restoring the predator balance of this magnificent area.
The Himba – The Fascinating People of the Namibia’s North
The Himba people of the Kunene region in Namibia have captured the imaginations of travellers and anthropologists for years with their cultural practices and adherence to a semi-nomadic pastoral existence in difficult desert conditions.
Incredible Brown Hyaena Discoveries at Skeleton Coast Camp
Darting, photography and collaring is shedding light on fascinating brown hyaena dynamics at Skeleton Coast Camp.
Twisted and Turned in the Horn – Spiral-horned Antelope of Africa
The what, where are how of southern Africa’s most beautiful antelope.
Wild dog, crocodile and hyaena fight over kudu
A single wild dog kills a kudu in the water only to have his efforts thwarted by a crocodile and a hyaena.
African Penguin antelope Birds Botswana Boulders Beach brown hyaena buffalo Cape Town Central Kalahari cichlids Damaraland endemic species Jao Kalahari Plains Camp Lake Malawi leopard leopards lion Little Makalolo Malawi Mombo Moporota Pride Namibia Nyika Okavango Delta on foot Ongava Pafuri Palmwag reptiles Roan rock hyrax Rosy-faced Lovebirds Savute Channel Savuti Sitatunga snorkelling South Africa spotted hyaena Vumbura Plains walking Wild dog wilderness wildlife sighting Zimbabwe
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