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Serengeti Babies and Predators in Their Masses: 20 January 2018 Small Group Departure

Serengeti Babies and Predators in Their Masses: 20 January 2018 Small Group Departure

November 14, 2017Animals, Camps, East Africa, Serengeti, Small group departures, Specials, Tanzania, Tanzania SafarisBy Teriksha

Member of the Serengeti de-snaring programme removing a snare.

Snares: The Forgotten Side of Poaching

November 14, 2017Animals, Conservation, General, UncategorizedBy Matthew Hermon
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