This Week At Angama #18016 July 2021On the one year anniversary of Kenya’s borders reopening, it’s not only guests that are making their way back to the Mara – the first mega herds of the Great Migration have also made their appearanceByAdam Bannister
Long Live the King29 June 2021At 1pm local time on 11 June, Scarface took his last breath. He died of natural causes in peace without any disturbance from vehicles or hyenas. The Mara has lost a king, but may his legend live on foreverByNicky Fitzgerald
This Week At Angama #1744 June 2021Douggy captures another week at Angama with all the familiar favourites. What is most exciting is a highly anticipated update on the Sausage Tree Pride, with happy news from these much-loved lions who continue to thrive and reap the rewards of their ever-increasing numbersByDouggy Onsongo
This Week at Angama #17328 May 2021From a super leopard to battling giraffe and newborn cubs, the Mara continues to abundantly deliver the most astounding scenes – first-time and unexpected sightings, even for those that spend every day out exploring the landscapeByDouggy Onsongo
This Week At Angama #17220 May 2021In the Mara, the eternal battle between lions and hyenas wages on as each fights for apex predator status. This week, denning hyenas and powerful lion coalitions continually shift the power balance in the shadows of the hot-air balloons overheadByAdam Bannister
Spot the Difference26 April 2021Did you know that currently there are no less than 32 magnificent male lions in the Mara Triangle? One for every 16 sqkm. And each has a story. And now these stories are documented in an exciting identification guide, spearheaded by Adam who was ably assisted by the lion lovers of the Mara TriangleByAdam Bannister
This Week At Angama #16823 April 2021The joy of a photographic library as large as we now have at Angama is that you can easily look back over the weeks, months and years. Memories get triggered, stories unfold and sometimes predictions can be madeByAdam Bannister
This Week At Angama #16318 March 2021Adam shows us why an exploration into the Inselberg area of the Mara Triangle will undoubtedly be a highlight of your visit…ByAdam Bannister
This Week At Angama #16212 March 2021Don’t underestimate the healing properties of nature. What often begins as a bucket list vacation may help bridge the gap between us and the natural worldByAdam Bannister
This Week At Angama #16026 February 2021After being away for a week, Adam returns to the Mara Triangle, delighted to be back in familiar territory, exploring the subtle changes and nuances which make this landscape so appealingByAdam Bannister
Collaring Mama Kali23 February 2021One of the biggest hurdles animals face in the Greater Mara Ecosystem is human-wildlife conflict. Tyler Davis let us know how a new lion-collaring project is helping to address the issue at its rootByTyler Davis
This Week at Angama #15919 February 2021Laura Goldsworthy observes that despite the changing weather patterns currently playing out across the globe, the Mara reminds us that as much as things change, they sometimes stay the sameByLaura Goldsworthy
This Week At Angama #15415 January 2021Having been away from the Maasai Mara for the past month, Adam writes about how wonderful it is to be back in the fresh air. The cliché, he believes, is so true: absence truly does make the heart grow fonderByAdam Bannister
This Week At Angama #14620 November 2020While Adam is out in the field with guests, Laura writes about how the rest of us are left daydreaming about the emerald grasslands of the Mara, wishing Covid away so that we can race back there to enjoy it ourselvesByLaura Goldsworthy
This Week At Angama #14513 November 2020While it may have been a quiet week in the Mara Triangle in terms of visitor numbers, the plains are healthy, vibrant and bursting with life, as discovered by Angama's head guide, Sammy KomuBySammy Komu
This Week At Angama #14223 October 2020As someone who lives in the Mara and rarely goes out on game drives, Operations Manager Azei Lago was treated to a safari with head guide Sammy Komu this weekByAzei Lago
