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
Return of the Wild Dog?16 March 2021With the mission to assist in the protection of wild dogs in the Maasai Mara, a two day ‘Mara Vaccination Campaign’ was organised by a group of conservationists, biologists and veterinarians and Adam had the privilege of witnessing this successful initiativeByAdam 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 # 15812 February 2021An incredibly rare sighting this week, plus Adam shares with us the small joys that listening to the Mara can bringByAdam Bannister
This Week At Angama #1538 January 2021After all the excitement of the holidays and the grandly celebrated arrival of a new year, Tyler writes about how we humans tend to experience a bit of a come down. But not the wildlife of the Mara - why would they know the difference?ByTyler Davis
This Week At Angama #1521 January 2021As the Angama team greets the new year at dawn, Tyler Davis took the opportunity to explore the incredible sunrises and sunsets that the Mara delivers on a daily basisByTyler Davis
A Year of Wildlife Highs29 December 2020Each year the Angama guiding team shares their most memorable wildlife sightings. While 2020 may not have delivered the usual number of guests, one thing has remained consistent in the Mara Triangle: nature continues to thrill us with her bountyByThe Guides of Angama
This Week At Angama #15018 December 2020In a year that has been unpredictable in so many ways, this week Mwikali Ndambo recounts how the steady rhythm of the Mara has been a dependable source of joy, peace and perspectiveByMwikali Ndambo
This Week At Angama #14727 November 2020Late afternoon rain showers have turned the Maasai Mara a deep, verdant green. With the Great Migration behind us for this year, Adam writes about the sudden calmness in the air, and the feeling that change is on the wayByAdam Bannister
This Week At Angama #1446 November 2020Following Adam's longest absence from the Mara ecosystem in over a year, he has found it fascinating to be back; noticing the subtle but important changes that have taken placeByAdam Bannister
This Week At Angama #14116 October 2020This week, we’re getting a guide's eye-view of the Mara as Douglas shares his experience of a land he is intimately familiar withByDouggy Onsongo
This Week At Angama #1409 October 2020Natural history filmmakers and photographers from across the world gathered together (virtually) to share their love for the living planet, while a group of likeminded Kenyan creators gathered in the Mara to learn from each other and the wildlife surrounding themByMwikali Ndambo
This Week At Angama #13428 August 2020This week at Angama has taught me that good things come to those who wait – even those who wait impatiently. It felt like Christmas came early for me and each unique sighting was a wonderful giftByMwikali Ndambo
This Week At Angama #13031 July 2020As this year’s Migration continues to progress and evolve, we’re reminded it’s important not to overlook the other players in the Mara – even the smallest ones.ByTyler Davis
This Week At Angama #12710 July 2020With county borders now open and international borders set to open in August, both Angama and the Mara are well-prepared and waiting to welcome guests backByMwikali Ndambo
