Posts Tagged ‘Zimbabwe’
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!
Hwange National Park – one of Africa’s hidden secrets
Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe is rapidly gaining the reputation as a premier wilderness area in Africa.
White Pelican Catches Sharp-toothed Catfish in Hwange
Rare white pelican sighting in Hwange
Lion hunts impala at Ruckomechi
Incredible speed and and agility help an impala to out wit and out run three lions who had to hungry for the day.
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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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Botswana brown hyaena buffalo Cheetah Children in the Wilderness Conservation and Wildlife DumaTau elephant history Jao Kalahari Plains Camp kudu leopard leopard kill leucism Linyanti lion lion kill Little Makalolo Makalolo Plains Malawi Mombo Namibia Nyika okavango Okavango Delta Ongava Pafuri Pangolin reptiles Roan ruckomechi Shumba Camp Sitatunga South Africa spotted hyaena Tour de Tuli Tubu Tree Camp walking Wild dog wilderness Wilderness Safaris Wilderness Trust Zambia Zimbabwe
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