A Maasai Graduation23 November 2021Charlotte follows Azei down the road to Lolgorien to attend a very important ceremony at the Maasai Education CentreByCharlotte Ross Stewart
This Week At Angama #1799 July 2021It’s high season at the lodge and everyone is running to and fro, but like time, the Mara waits for no one. To the relief of those of us sitting in cities with pigeons and pomeranians, here is our wildlife fixByCharlotte Ross Stewart
The Place We Call Home22 June 2021On the 12 June, the Mara conservancy proudly celebrated their 20th anniversary. Custodians of the beautiful Mara Triangle, the Angama family is proud to not only take our guests into the park each day, but to support the Mara Conservancy in every way we canByNicky Fitzgerald
Protecting Fitz, His Herd and His Home8 June 2021The Angama Foundation funds the collaring and ongoing monitoring of a forest-dwelling and habitual crop raiding elephant, named Fitz. And he has been keeping the team from the Mara Elephant Project on their toesByClaire Bolles
From Godown to GM9 March 2021Just shy of six years ago, and three months before we welcomed our first guests to Angama, a most distinguished gentleman joined our family, and this is his story from then till now …ByNicky Fitzgerald
The Power of Digital Reading30 June 2020The global COVID-19 health crisis has led to an education crisis in many countries, including Kenya. Joel Kapante explores how Worldreader promotes digital literacy with their BookSmart remote learning appByJoel Kapante
A Teller of Tales in Maasailand24 December 2019Joel Kapante Ole Reyia’s first poem was published in a conservation journal at the tender age of 14. Despite some setbacks he has not put his pen down since…ByJoel Kapante
Visiting Roy’s Maasai Village27 August 2019A 14-hour flight and the Atlantic Ocean couldn’t stand in the way of a beautiful meeting between two Americans and the residents of a remote Maasai villageByJohn Murray
Banking on Bomas25 June 2019Safeguarding the neighbouring community’s livestock protects the Mara’s predators and encourages shared responsibility for the success of the human/wildlife ecosystemBySue van Winsen
Lamb For Lions7 May 2019Emily Lamb was our inaugural ‘Artist in Residence’ staying at Angama Mara in April 2019. During this time, she dedicated her work to the preservation of the wildlife and communities within the Maasai Mara ecosystem by supporting the Angama FoundationByAdam Bannister
Every Drop Makes a Difference8 January 2019During her Bat Mitzvah year, Zoe Weill travelled with her family from New York to Maasailand. Her purpose was to hand over a LifeStraw filter to Partakilat Primary School having raised the funds to buy this much-needed drinking water installationByZoe Weill
Right Place, Right Time6 August 2018One of the rarest satisfactions in travel is to know you are in the right place at just the right timeByTurk Pipkin
This Week At Angama #56 March 2018A miracle happens when you add water to the land. Soaking rains this week brought the Maasai Mara to life and provided wonderful photographic canvasesByAdam Bannister
Run For Life13 February 2018And the Greatest Maasai Mara Photographer of the Year competition has its first finalist … one down and only nine to go …ByAdam Bannister
The Master, the Maestro & your Mara host14 November 2017In a second post about the Angama Foundation’s new photography competition, Steve Mitchell introduces us to the three remarkable photographers who will be the competition's judgesBySteve Mitchell
Shooting to Make a Difference7 November 2017As the Angama Foundation launches an exciting new photography competition, The Greatest Maasai Mara Photographer of the Year, Steve Mitchell recounts how it came to beBySteve Mitchell
