Rwanda has a dark history with a civil war in 1991 and the tragedy of the 1994 genocide. Despite this, Rwanda appears to be a country...

It was a frosty early morning and the sun was yet to peek its head above the the Waterberg mountains. We left Marataba Safari Lodge...

I’ve always thought Disney’s portrayal of Pumba in “The Lion King” is the epitome of a warthog. Working as a field guide I am fortunate...

There are few countries that will overload your senses and pull at your heartstrings in quite the way India does. The colours, the food,...

Australia is well known for it's weird and wonderful wildlife. As a wildlife fanatic I found myself paging through travel guides and...

Kaziranga, Assam India, is home to two thirds of the world's Greater One-horned rhinos. This fact alone had us travelling on a train for...

December and January are famous in the South African bush for the birthing period. Impala, wildebeest, hartebeest and warthogs are just a...

Poachers often target female rhinos as they tend to have larger horns than males (males wear their horns down when fighting). The...

It was late afternoon and I had been catching glimpses of a mother leopard and her three cubs in the long reeds for about 20 minutes. My...

It has now been six months since we started working to familiarise a female leopard and her 3 cubs with game drive vehicles. All three...

Much to the rangers’ dismay the lion sightings had been very quiet for several days. Some nights we would hear them calling close to the...

The Waterberg, South Africa, is not famous for leopard sightings. Sightings are generally few and even then are generally just a blur of...

The Kruger National Park, South Africa, is the size of Switzerland. The majority of roads are tarred and any member of the public can...