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From east to west and from central to southern Africa, this month's enews captures the diverse nature of Africa's people and the untamed spirit of its wilderness. While each country featured is distinctive in its own right, there are common threads like the staggering breadth of wildlife, the wide open spaces and the magical first morning light that warms the soul and gives an unbeatable start to the day. Meet wild dog experts in Zimbabwe or the Ba'Aka tribe in the Congo; collar wild elephants in Tanzania, join lion researchers in Cameroon or photograph the prolific wildlife of the Masai Mara. Jarrod Kyte |
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From Fulani tribes in Rhumsiki to West African Black Rhino roaming the plains, North Cameroon is full of surprises. These unexplored regions are also home to the Big 5, yet animal numbers remain unknown. Join us on a wildlife census in Bouba N'Djida National Park at the cutting edge of conservation. |
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NEW - Big Game & Predators
Zimbabwe is making a definite come-back. Find out why on this new 8 day safari tracking endangered Black Rhino on foot and joining wild dog researchers on safari in Hwange. The trip ends in Zambezi National Park accompanying an anti-poaching unit on patrol before visiting the iconic Victoria Falls. |
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Journey to the Congo
One of the least explored regions on the planet, the lush rainforests of the Congo basin are for the adventurous only. In conjunction with researchers from WWF and members of the local Ba'Aka tribe, explore the original heart of darkness, where lowland gorillas outnumber tourists. |
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NEW - Lower Zambezi & Liuwa Plain
Liuwa Plain is the stuff of legends - an undiscovered pocket of Wild Africa playing host to a wildebeest migration of 40,000 strong. Meet the African Parks staff managing a lion reintroduction programme and discover Zambia's most remote park courtesy of legendary tour leader, Robin Pope. |
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Elephant Collaring Project
This is an exceptional opportunity to join an elephant collaring project in Tanzania's Saadani National Park. You'll accompany the helicopter crew to scan the reserve looking for suitable elephants to dart and collar. You'll also join the ground team, tracking wild elephants and calling in their GPS coordinates. |
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Kicheche Wildlife Safari
The Masai Mara is the most prolific game park in Kenya, so little wonder it is referred to as 'God's Backyard'. On this safari there will be early starts to catch the Mara's incomparable first light and full day game drives with sumptuous picnic lunches under the shade of Acacia trees. (Led by Jarrod Kyte) |
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More conservation tours
Amazon | Argentina | Belize | Borneo | Botswana | Brazil Canadian Arctic | China
| Congo | Indonesia | Madagascar Namibia | Nepal | Panama | South Africa | Sweden |
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View our beautiful shots of gorillas taken by David Plummer on our new Rwanda Gorilla Photographic Tour. |
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Cross River Gorillas
With only 280 individuals left, the critically endangered Cross River Gorilla is now Africa's most threatened great ape. |
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