We are happy to contribute to this fantastic project run by @Ele-Collection. Collecting plastic in Victoria Falls which will be recycled in to building aggregate.
Check out https://www.elecollection.co/ to find out more information and keep updated in the positive impact they are making for wildlife, environment and community.
#sustainability #tourism #elephant #VictoriaFalls
We are happy to contribute to this fantastic project run by Ele-Collection. Collecting plastic in Victoria Falls which will be recycled in to building aggregate.
Check out https://www.elecollection.co/ to find out more information and keep updated in the positive impact they are making for wildlife, environment and community.
#sustainability #tourism #elephant #victoriafalls
Video from Rick and Sue Hughes of the views from Wild Waters Lodge in Uganda. #travelwithzamag @lemalawildwaters
Fantastic video clip from Glen and Carol McCarthy, who spent yesterday watching the Wild Dogs and their pups.
#travelwithzamag #southluangwanationalpark
Great video from our friends/clients Rick and Sue Hughes of the view from Devils Pool on the edge of the Victoria Falls. #travelwithzamag #Zambia #VictoriaFalls
Video from our client Rick and Sue Hughes who are staying at Musekese Camp in the Kafue National Park in Zambia.
#travelwithzamag #safariexperience #safariluxury
Kafue National Park covers an expansive 22,400 km2 area in western Zambia. The park was proclaimed in 1950, making it one of Zambia’s oldest national parks. As an essential water source for the region, Kafue is also one of the last vast expanses of the iconic Zambezian ecoregion – and home to elephant, large predators, the highest diversity of antelope species in Africa, and 515 bird species.
#africanparks #travelwithzamag @africanparks
Cover photo from Musekese Camp
Video from our clients Rick and Sue Hughes of their sighting they had of a big silver back gorilla climbing down a tree.
Video taken in Bwindi Forest in Uganda.
#travelwithzamag
The best time to see the second-largest wildebeest migration in Africa is now!
Did you know that Liuwa Plain is one of the oldest conservation in Africa? It was proclaimed a protected area in the early 1880s by the head of the Lozi tribe, King Lewanika. This park is 3,660km2 of broad savannah and is home to the second-largest wildebeest movement on the continent, a flourishing cheetah population, the famed Lady Liuwa lion pride, Africa’s densest concentration of endangered wattled cranes, and other rare game, yet it remains one of Africa’s greatest secrets.
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