Walking Safaris and Deb Tittle's Mapazi Camp
South Luangwa National Park is known as the home of the walking safari, pioneered by renowned conservationist Norman Carr back in the 1960s. Sue Watt recently visited Deb Tittle's Mapazi Camp, tracking big animals on foot and experiencing up-close encounters with Africa’s amazing wildlife...
Conservation And Gorilla Tracking Safari In Bwindi National Park
Book a gorilla tracking in Bwindi National Park in Uganda and meet gorillas up close. Coming face to face with a mountain gorilla is the ultimate wildlife encounter. Some 880 gorillas roam the rainforests of Uganda, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo, and they’re found nowhere else on earth...
Mozambique: Gorongosa ’s Cool Science
Sue Watt tells the story of Gorongosa, from A-list celeb favourite to war zone to a remarkable regeneration as “ecologically, the most diverse national park in the world.”...
Nambwa: Fabulous Lodge Bringing Fabulous Results For Local People
Sue Watt discovers that communities, conservation and inspiration go hand in hand at Nambwa, a new lodge in Namibia’s Zambezi/Caprivi region. I wouldn’t...
Reigning Big Cats And Wild Dogs At Okonjima
Sue Watt discovers a special lodge in Namibia’s Central Highlands whose residents include 30 rescued cheetahs, 35 leopards and three wild dogs. Love leopards and cheetahs? Then you’ll love...
Malawi: Tongole ’s Lasting Legacy
Sue Watt visits Tongole Wilderness Lodge and discovers how one family’s tragedy has brought hope and help to communities near Nkhotakota Wildlife Reserve in Central Malawi.
Behind The Scenes With Conservation Lower Zambezi
In Lower Zambezi National Park, Sue Watt discovers how one organisation is helping to protect elephants from poachers while protecting villagers from elephants
Uganda: Beyond Bwindi’s Mountain Gorillas
Sue Watt goes gorilla tracking and takes a look into the past at life with the Batwa Pygmies, evicted from Bwindi Impenetrable Forest to protect these vulnerable primates.
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