Expert Africa Blog

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…

In Wildlife

We love hearing safari stories from our travellers and keeping in touch with your…

In Conservation

Across Africa, mitigating human-wildlife conflict is a hot topic, with thousands of people working…

In Conservation

Many gifts were exchanged over the festive season, and so it was between the…

In Conservation

Reliable, long-term funding is critical to conservation. While one-off donations, large and small, can…

In Insights

Sitting around a crackling campfire, nightcap in hand, reminiscing about the day’s wildlife highlights…

In Conservation

In the last few weeks, Rwanda has cemented its position as a globally important…

In Conservation

The Pathfinder Award is an annual celebration of innovative conservation approaches which seek both…

In Wildlife

There are only 6,600 wild dogs left in Africa, a figure which includes around…