This Week at Angama #36331 January 2025The Siligi males feast along the Mara River and a young elephant bulls takes a sneaky chance, while the Amboseli team explore further afield in Tsavo West National ParkByThe Photographic Studios
This Week at Angama #36224 January 2025Elephants show lions who's boss in Amboseli whilst the Mara opens the dance floor to grey-crowned cranes and the Egyptian Pride welcomes new lion cubsByThe Photographic Studios
Light, Camera, Capture3 January 2025Interested in photography or just starting out? Photographer Andrew Andrawes has created a quick guide to help you capture the perfect safari shotByAndrew Andrawes
This Week At Angama #35713 December 2024Buffalo are seen mourning the loss of a young calf in the Mara, and elephants aren’t the only ones savouring the cooler climate in KimanaByThe Photographic Studios
Strength in Laughter13 December 2024Behind the scenes at Angama Amboseli, fitness and fun play a big part in the team's well-being, starting with a quarterly Fitness ChallengeByCollins Randiga
This Week at Angama #3566 December 2024The rains bring life and colour but things turn perilous for the zebra of the Mara, while a family of cheetahs makes an exciting debut in the SanctuaryByThe Photographic Studios
Safari in Focus22 November 2024A talented photographer, a little 'elephant-proofing' and a bit of night action makes for some beautiful Amboseli momentsByGurcharan Roopra
This Week at Angama #35315 November 2024It's a week of mothers showing their strength as we see grown leopard cubs in the Mara, an impala defending her stillborn and in Amboseli elephants stand firm against hyenasByThe Photographic Studios
This Week at Angama #3511 November 2024A lucky guest captures two kills in one day, while zebra stallions battle for dominance and we witness the beauty of Luluka the leopardess for the first timeByThe Photographic Studios
Collaring an Elephant, Bees and All1 November 2024Up to his old tricks and in need of a new tracking collar, the Mara Elephant Project sets out to sedate Fitz, but things get a bit hairyByRobert Sayialel