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Busanga Plains | Wildlife Photography

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Flying lions of Busanga Plains in Kafue National Park. This entry was posted on Sunday, October 2nd, 2016 at 7:29 am and is filed under Conservation. During the dry winter season, most of Zambia is on fire. Local people living in rural areas set the dry grassland alight, so that when the summer rains arrive, their cattle can graze on the succulent new growth. The smoke from the fires casts a drab veil over everything. It’s a thin grey soup that fills the air up to 3 000 metres. And then, as our bumblebee...

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Walking with wild dogs in Mana Pools - LoveWildAfrica | Photographer & Writer Scott Ramsay | Wild Places of Africa

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Walking with wild dogs in Mana Pools. This entry was posted on Monday, November 21st, 2016 at 4:13 pm and is filed under Mana Pools National Park. Mana Pools in Zimbabwe is famous for it’s walking safaris. It’s one of the few conservation areas in Africa where you’re allowed to walk freely among the wild animals. While staying at Little Ruckomechi camp, I was lucky to go walking with wild dogs in Mana Pools. Once he had gone, we walked up to the site of the kill, and had a look at the impala carcass....

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Lady leopard of Mana Pools - LoveWildAfrica | Photographer & Writer Scott Ramsay | Wild Places of Africa

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Lady leopard of Mana Pools. This entry was posted on Monday, November 21st, 2016 at 2:40 pm and is filed under Mana Pools National Park. While on a game drive at Little Ruckomechi, I happened to fall in love with a lady leopard of Mana Pools. We watched from afar, but within seconds, the impala had freed itself from her jaws, and raced off. The leopardess failed to kill it. We drove closer, and watched the predator looking disconsolate. We watched her for about half an hour, as she kept circling our ...

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Toyota Conservation Outreach: Day 15: Arriving at Chobe National Park

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Saturday, August 16, 2008. Day 15: Arriving at Chobe National Park. Crossing the Zambezi for the last time. We can’t swim. Toyota, lead the way. Eish, this broadcast doesn’t work! Jacques, Johan and Hendrik. Arriving at Chobe National Park. I’m not a people person. Our first night at Chobe. Our 125 kilometre journey took us to Chobe National Park and upon entering we saw hundreds upon hundreds of elephants! A spectacular sight, especially with the breathtaking sunset as a backdrop! Kan julle nie ook vert...

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Toyota Conservation Outreach: Day 19: Wrapping up

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Sunday, August 24, 2008. Day 19: Wrapping up. The “Outreach Song”, written, composed and sang by Bryan Havemann, National Director of Conservation WESSA. With our trusted and reliable Garmin GPS guiding us through Africa, as the sun rises over Botswana. Distance travelled on the outreach: 5482.4km driving 91 hours and 28 minutes! With the help and guidance of our sponsored Garmin GPS’s we made it back to beautiful Twanana in Kruger National Park. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A unique project focus...

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Partners | Year in the Wild

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Events & Tours. My work and my expedition would be impossible without the support of some very supportive organisations and people. My sponsors help me cover the significant expenses of travelling on the road for a year at a time (especially with the fuel price in South Africa climbing faster than a leopard being chased up a tree by a lion). Thank you to all of them. Cape Union Mart and K-Way. Thanks also to Stephen Light and Dickon Webb for the excellent service. Safari Centre Cape Town. Without my webs...

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Wednesday, 4 November 2009. 183; Recent Posts. Civets reintroduced back to the wild. Fraser’s eagle owl has a new home. It is swinging at Limbe Wildlife Centre! Rehabilitation of a drill monkey. Work towards a cleaner Island. 183; Sponsor Websites. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 183; Recent Posts Civets reintroduced back to. The Global Environment Association (GEA) is a ch. Cheetah Census Since 1974 the Serengeti Cheetah Pr. Cheetah conservation programme Cheetah conservati. The World in the sky.

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the Four Wheel Drive Club of Southern Africa - Garden Route

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