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
This Week at Angama #1965 November 2021This week, Eric was able to slow down and appreciate the little things – in the form of bumbling baby elephants and the admirable courage of a motherly lapwingByEric Averdung
This Week at Angama #19315 October 2021Even those that have spent months in the Mara can be surprised by a new perspective — which is exactly what happened to Eric this week as he took to the skies for the first timeByEric Averdung
This Week at Angama #1873 September 2021By chance, we discovered the most wonderful of surprises this week. A sighting even more precious and memorable than a mighty river crossingByAdam Bannister
The Silent Heroes of the Mara – The Mara Elephant Project30 July 2021Celebrating one of the incredible conservation organisations in the Maasai Mara, Adam Bannister visited the Mara Elephant Project head quarters and here tells about some of the incredible work that they doByAdam Bannister
This Week At Angama #17114 May 2021Once again, Adam is reminded that even when sticking to the main roads within the Mara, and going out without a big fancy lens, you can still have some wonderful sightings and capture some magnificent scenesByAdam Bannister
This Week At Angama #1707 May 2021Sometimes while out on safari, having a good sense of humour and adventure can be just as critical as having a camera. As Adam discovered, things have a habit of not going according to planByAdam 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 #16716 April 2021In a very eventful week in the Mara, Douggy finds several kills, an elusive cub, and a lion up to an unusual trick – to name a few of his favourite sightingsByDouggy Onsongo
This Week At Angama #16425 March 2021That momentary feeling of losing control, and the realisation that out here you are not the top of the food chain. Adam explores the ‘Safari Bug’ and why it is that people keep coming back for moreByAdam 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 #1615 March 2021There is something sweet and rewarding about using photography as a tool to help tell a story that can raise awareness and bring about change. Adam discusses his drive and why he keeps pressing the shutterByAdam Bannister
