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Exploring the Kalahari at Tswalu

Exploring the Kalahari at Tswalu

January 31, 2016
M Blackburn
Africa, Safari

With a conservation mission to restore the Kalahari Desert to itself, the land at Tswalu is being converted from cattle farms to a place teeming with wildlife. And, Tswalu delivered exceptional wildlife moments as if they were safari norm, instead of the exception. But the remarkable did not stop at wildlife sightings, but extended to the food, nothing is too much service, and range of activities.

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A Handful of Favorite Wildlife Images from 2015

A Handful of Favorite Wildlife Images from 2015

January 1, 2016
M Blackburn
Africa, Safari

I tried to whittle this down to fifteen favorite wildlife images or special moments, but sixteen was the best that I could muster.

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Does Going on Safari Aid Conservation?

Does Going on Safari Aid Conservation?

November 19, 2015
M Blackburn
Africa, Safari

A friend recently proposed the question, “Does going on safari aid conservation?” Protecting the land and all the species that inhabit the land is critically important to ensure this incredible resource is available for the generations of local community members and tourists. I believe sustainable wildlife tourism is a critical component to ensuring this happens.

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Wild Dogs at Ngala Tented Camp

Wild Dogs at Ngala Tented Camp

June 20, 2015
M Blackburn
Africa, Safari

Nature has the ability to inspire awe and there are moments while in the bush when I realize that what I am viewing is incredibly unique. These moments are oddly emotional and often difficult to describe, but I had this profound sensation as I watched 17 three month old wild dog puppies outside of their den during my recent visit to Ngala Tented Camp.

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