Posts Tagged ‘Malawi’
Malawi – One for the birds!
Birding expert, Martin Benadie, led a 12-day birding expedition through some of Malawi’s most diverse and wildlife rich areas, aimed at finding some of the country’s key species.
The Return of the lion to Mvuu
Great news as Liwonde National Park has attracted lions to the area once again. Hopefully ‘Titus’ will settle in!
HELP Children – Hope, Educate, Love, Protect
H.E.L.P. Children is an NGO supported by Wilderness Safaris that creates unique models of sustainable rural education and healthcare.
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Unusual Underwater Behaviour of Roan Antelope – Nyika
Roan attempts an underwater feed in Nyika National Park!
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Which Wilderness Wetland is this?
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2 February 2012
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