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Botswana elephant trophy hunting
Hunting, News

Two collared research elephants hunted in Botswana on consecutive days

Two collared elephants were shot by trophy hunters in Botswana on consecutive days, raising questions about hunting rules and safeguards

A baby gorilla is playfully dandled by its older sibling
Opinion Editorial

THIS WEEK – 11 September 2026

Prepare for gorilla trekking, follow seven great ape treks in Rwanda, and discover why expert human support still matters on safari.

Great ape trekking Rwanda
African Parks, Travel & Lifestyle, Travel diaries

From mountain gorillas to chimps: Trekking Rwanda’s great apes through Volcanoes and Nyungwe

Wildlife photographer Kate Ochsman shares her Rwanda safari story after 7 great ape treks with mountain gorillas & chimpanzees in Volcanoes & Nyungwe

African safari
Safari Tips, Travel & Lifestyle

Africa Geographic named Africa’s Leading Luxury Safari Company 2026

Africa Geographic has been named Africa’s Leading Luxury Safari Company 2026 at the World Travel Awards – recognition of more than 35 years spent exploring Africa, telling its stories and creating exceptional safaris across the continent. The award was presented at the World Travel Awards Africa Gala Ceremony in Zanzibar on 28 August 2026, where …

AG safari guest Roger seeing Craig, one of Amboseli’s legendary super tuskers, on safari
Opinion Editorial

THIS WEEK – 04 September 2026

Africa Geographic wins Africa’s Leading Luxury Safari Company; discover Amboseli, solo safari ideas and iconic Kenya and Zambia journeys.

Amboseli National Park
Destinations

Amboseli National Park – Kenya

Amboseli delivers exceptional elephant viewing, Kilimanjaro scenery, rich birdlife and rewarding safari options beyond the national parks

Giraffe stretching its neck towards a small bird in flight against a soft sky
Opinion Editorial

THIS WEEK – 28 August 2026

Mara reserve or conservancy? Compare the safari experience, explore future elephant-conflict hotspots and see why protected areas pay off.

human-elephant conflict
Decoding science, Human-wildlife conflict

Human expansion could double elephant conflict hotspots by 2085

Human expansion could drive sharp increases in elephant conflict across southern Africa by 2085, highlighting the need for better planning.

A leopard sneaks in under the fence line of Hoedspruit Wildlife Estate.
Opinion Editorial

THIS WEEK – 21 August 2026

Watch Spots on the Line, time your Okavango safari month by month, and explore how tourism pressure may affect wildlife.

wildlife tourism stress
Decoding science, Natural history

When tourism compounds ecological stress

When ecological pressures are already high, tourism may add to stress-related hormone responses in some African mammals, study finds

male lion in the twilight of his reign in Kruger National Park, South Africa
Opinion Editorial

THIS WEEK – 14 August 2026

Plan Greater Kruger month by month, journey deep into Odzala, discover an elusive bird mystery in Nyungwe and an epic leopard documentary

Odzala-Kokoua
Travel & Lifestyle, Travel diaries

Getting lost in Odzala-Kokoua

Lost in Odzala-Kokoua, Congo-Brazzaville: an expedition to remote Capitale Baï, with forest trails, rare wildlife and a hard-earned adventure

African safari

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