Posts Tagged ‘Botswana’
A Costly Clash between Packs
Wild dog packs fiercely defend their hunting grounds, resulting in a costly battle for both packs…
Savute – Then and Now by Mike Myers
A first hand account of the dramitic transformation the Savute Channel has undergone over the last four decades.
The Dogs are Back in Town!
The Linyanti Pack has returned to Kings Pool and all the pups are doing great!
Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area Formed
Conservation in Africa takes a major step forward with the formation of the KAZA TFCA
The 2011 Tour de Tuli…from a group leader’s perspective.
Another succesful tour with an even bigger following of fans and participants! Some fantastic changes to the route!
DumaTau Lioness Mayhem Amongst Baboons
This is not for sensitive viewers – This is a sombre reminder of the stark reality of the African savannah food chain and endless circle of life and death.
Lion with Vegetarian Tendencies at DumaTau?
Young male lion exhibits some confusion about his diet.
Lions Kill in Front of Mombo Camp – Twice – Who Needs a Game Drive?
Who needs game drive when the lions are killing in front of camp!
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Which Wilderness Wetland is this?
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2 February 2012
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So Why are Wetlands so Important?
31 January 2012
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