The Sacred Hills17 June 2022After sharing her dreams and visions with Alison, Mama Jane revealed some of the spiritual significance the hills around Angama have for the MaasaiByAlison Mitchell
This Week at Angama #22710 June 2022Conquering prides and taking new land has become the norm for the lions of the Mara. Fortunately, we were able to witness some of the drama unfoldBySammy Njoroge
Losing Yourself in a Mara Moment19 May 2022What is one of the most important lessons a professional wildlife photographer can learn? UK-based Richard Peters finds out first-hand on a recent visit to Angama MaraByRichard Peters
This Week at Angama #2229 May 2022One of the newest members of the Angama Family, Sammy’s time in the Mara has been a return to his childhood — and blessed with some remarkable sightingsBySammy Njoroge
This Week at Angama #22129 April 2022Returning to his homeland after a long absence, Andrew is struck by a sense of nostalgia and the excitement of new discoveries all at onceByAndrew Andrawes
This Week at Angama #2188 April 2022With some of the newest cubs in the Mara reunited with a long-lost sibling, Adam can’t help but wonder if he’s witnessing the rise of a new pride in the TriangleByAdam Bannister
This Week at Angama #2171 April 2022This week, the Photographic Studio doubled — and the team spent some time at Angama Safari Camp testing new gear and sharing storiesByAdam Bannister
This Week at Angama #21118 February 2022If you weren't in the Mara Triangle this week you can join Charlotte as she travels vicariously through imagery and videoByCharlotte Ross Stewart
This Week At Angama #21011 February 2022Despite years of photographing and living in the Mara, Adam Bannister is still finding fresh perspectives to admire it fromByAdam Bannister
This Week at Angama #2094 February 2022After last week’s failed attempt to focus on something other than lions, Adam gives it another go – and is mostly successfulByAdam Bannister
This Week at Angama #20431 December 2021In our last instalment of 2021, Adam documents the highly-charged lion dynamics unfolding in the Mara, setting the scene for a dramatic New YearByAdam Bannister
This Week at Angama #20324 December 2021An exciting new face and a tragic loss punctuate the week that was. Adam chronicles the latest in the Mara's circle of lifeByAdam Bannister
This Week at Angama #20217 December 2021The Sausage Tree Males have also perfected their big game hunting skills. But between feasting and chasing off would-be thieves, Eric also captured some special brotherly bondingByEric Averdung
This Week at Angama #20110 December 2021From dark-maned lions, to ‘dewlapped’ leopards, and a few one-eyed creatures for good measure, this week Eric enjoyed the distinctive characters of the Mara Triangle, all set against the most spectacular of skiesByEric Averdung
What do guerezas, Egyptian tomb bats & zorillas have in common?9 November 2021As the clock struck midnight, Stratton Hatfield and Zarek Cockar set off on a mission to break the world record for the most mammals seen in a single day. The territory to be covered was across the Mara-Loita-Nguruman landscape of Southern Kenya, covering roughly 100 nautical milesByStratton Hatfield
