Expert Africa Blog

In Conservation

When scientists from Bat Conservation International headed into the cloud-wreathed highland forests of Rwanda’s…

In Conservation

There was an auction to name them, competitions to draw them, flags waved to…

In Conservation

Blessed with palm-fringed beaches and almost impossibly blue Indian Ocean waters, Mozambique’s tropical islands…

In Conservation

We have frequently featured stories of wildlife translocation and conservationists’ valiant efforts to protect…

In Camps and Lodges

In early 2022, a flurry of new safari camps opened across Africa, a few…

In Conservation

Standing 50cm high and weighing less that your safari luggage allowance, the highly adaptable…

In Conservation

Mount Kenya National Park, an ancient volcano and UNESCO World Heritage Site, is spectacular.…

In Conservation

For readers with access to BBC One or iPlayer (coming soon to BBC America),…

In Conservation

Across Africa, safari guiding remains a heavily male-dominated profession. Male guides outnumber their female…

In Conservation

This is Kufadza: Zambia’s first all-female, anti-poaching community scout unit. Kufadza means ‘inspire’ in…

In Camps and Lodges

In its peaceful spot overlooking the Seronera plains and Moru Kopjes, Dunia has consciously…

In Conservation

Aside from love, Saint Valentine is also the patron saint of beekeepers. And given…