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Tomorrow’s Guardians of Africa’s Great Felines

6 March 2018 | The Mara | Adam Bannister

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Angama Mara celebrated World Wildlife Day by doing what we love best – taking community school children on a safari

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About: Adam Bannister

A South African-trained biologist, safari guide, author, filmmaker and photographer, Adam is, above all else, a gifted storyteller. After spending the past 10 years working in some of the world’s most beautiful wild places – the Sabi Sand Game Reserve in South Africa, Rajasthan in India, Brazil’s Pantanal, and the rainforests of Manu National Park in Peru – he is delighted to share his stories of one of the loveliest game reserves of them all, the Maasai Mara.

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