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This is Not a Drill 6 February 2026 Why is one of the Mara’s most elusive elephants suddenly on the move? Fitz’s rare journey beyond the forest is telling us something — and it’s time we listened By Michaela Geldhof

Takataka, Trees & Talks 16 August 2025 How do you keep paradise pristine? Angama Mara’s Maasai Naturalist, Patrick, shares how takataka clean-ups, tree planting, and wildlife talks make Angama conservation efforts all about getting hands dirty — and hearts involved By Patrick Kisiara

Above: Turk returns to where it all began

A Good Place to Plant a Tree 18 July 2025 Writer, photographer, planter of trees and friend of Angama, Turk revisits Angama Mara as he celebrates the opening of a(nother) community library By Turk Pipkin

The (Angama) Foundation of Fun 6 June 2025 Maasai children are responsible for livestock from a young age, while they are proud of the coming-of-age rites, sometimes they just want to have some fun By Japheth Supeyo

Laying the [Angama] Foundation for Education 9 May 2025 Collins, previous GM at Angama Amboseli, reflects on the incredible impact made for 45 students, who were on the brink of dropping out but now have a second chance By Collins Randiga

Welcome to the World 28 March 2024 The opening of an important new health facility in the Mara is providing a safe space for women and their children, from maternity to motherhood By Andrew Andrawes

The Ultimate Page-Turner 24 November 2023 The power of the pen once again proves its might as students from Partakilat Primary School discover the joys of reading stories written about themselves By Andrew Andrawes

Sunset views similar to the Mara, bar the mopane trees dotting the landscape

Pel’s, Pap and Mopane Worms 13 October 2023 In the second part of Jeremy's guide training, he heads to Botswana where he sharpens his birding skills and guides guests for the first time By Jeremy Lorinyo

Above: Big Life rangers monitor an elephant in Amboseli

For the Future 18 August 2023 Bridging the gap between communities and wildlife, the Big Life Foundation is the ideal partner for the newly opened Angama Amboseli By Charlotte Ross Stewart

Not even the paperwork can dampen Dr Emmanuel and Dr Mark's smile

Small but Mighty 12 May 2023 Dr Mark Lutta reintroduces us to the Davis Family Clinic, sharing what it takes to provide care for people in the remote areas of the Mara with your support By Mark Lutta

Above: The students of Partakilat Primary watch The Elephant Queen

Coming to a Screen Near You 24 March 2023 The story of matriarch elephant Athena and her herd has been seen across the world, but perhaps the most important viewers are closer to home By Andrew Andrawes

Above: Proof that fun isn't always about fancy toys

Just for Fun 20 January 2023 Always looking for ways to engage with our community and encourage its young people, the Chief 'Angama Way Officer' organises a day for the Mara's children to have a day of unending fun By Collins Randiga

Above: A young woman speaks up — and speaks out

An Alternative Rite of Passage 9 September 2022 At a ceremony celebrating their coming of age, a group of girls from the Mara started a new tradition — and a new life for themselves By Ruth Mboya

Above: The teachers championing conservation

Seeds of Change 15 July 2022 Can you teach conservation? With a new educational programme rolling out in 13 nearby schools, the Angama Foundation aims to find out By Charlotte Ross Stewart

Above: Amy and Dr Irene outside The Davis Family Clinic

A Little Clinic Making a Big Difference 5 April 2022 A recent biomed graduate from the UK got a taste of the demands — and the rewards — of running a small clinic on the edge of the Maasai Mara By Amy Scheijde

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