From the Mara to the Mighty Zambezi27 July 2021Travelling on their first flight out of Kenya, the four winning guides from the 2019 and 2020 editions of The Greatest Maasai Mara Photographer of the Year, set off on an unforgettable week-long adventureByMartin Keino
When Lengishu Came to Stay20 July 2021If you have read an Angama blog or two before, you may know “people first” is at the very heart of our lodge. Whether it be our guests, our staff, our neighbours, or our extended safari community, we love nothing more than opening our doors to all – this time, to our new friends from up northByCharlotte Ross Stewart
Protecting Fitz, His Herd and His Home8 June 2021The Angama Foundation funds the collaring and ongoing monitoring of a forest-dwelling and habitual crop raiding elephant, named Fitz. And he has been keeping the team from the Mara Elephant Project on their toesByClaire Bolles
Conserving the Mara – one image at a time4 May 2021Three years and thousands of images later, Alison Mitchell unveils some of the exciting changes that have been rolled out for The Greatest Maasai Mara Photographer of the YearByAlison Mitchell
Rewilding Kenya’s Gentle Giants8 September 2020Once they have outgrown the Sheldrick Trust’s Nairobi Nursery, the orphaned elephants begin the next exciting chapter of their lives. Adam visited Tsavo and learnt how these rescued elephant gradually learn how to be wildByAdam Bannister
Going Once, Going Twice!9 June 2020Steve Mitchell announces the new auction platform for The Greatest Maasai Mara Photographer of the Year and writes about the conservation good work that this Angama Foundation initiative continues to enableBySteve Mitchell
Shopping For Good31 March 2020Retail therapy: it definitely heals the soul. So what could be even better? Spending money on beautifully crafted items you crave, while knowing your money goes to a good causeByShannon Davis
Juxtaposition7 January 2020Steve Mitchell recounts the tale behind the winning image of the 2019 Greatest Maasai Mara Photographer of the Year.BySteve Mitchell
A Teller of Tales in Maasailand24 December 2019Joel Kapante Ole Reyia’s first poem was published in a conservation journal at the tender age of 14. Despite some setbacks he has not put his pen down since…ByJoel Kapante
The Lions Of London12 November 2019There is a growing trend in the wildlife photographic community to use their talent to give back to the conservation and preservation of the wildernessByAdam Bannister
When The Warriors Went On Safari29 October 2019In celebration of Kenya’s Day of Independence, Madaraka Day, warriors from a nearby village joined photographer Jeff Thige and guide Daniel and went on their very first safari out in the MaraByRobert Kiprotich
Visiting Roy’s Maasai Village27 August 2019A 14-hour flight and the Atlantic Ocean couldn’t stand in the way of a beautiful meeting between two Americans and the residents of a remote Maasai villageByJohn Murray
Seven Months Down, Three To Go…20 August 2019The clock is ticking ever-closer to the crowning of the Greatest Maasai Mara Photographer of the Year, but the photographer is not the only winner in this competitionByAdam Bannister
Lamb For Lions7 May 2019Emily Lamb was our inaugural ‘Artist in Residence’ staying at Angama Mara in April 2019. During this time, she dedicated her work to the preservation of the wildlife and communities within the Maasai Mara ecosystem by supporting the Angama FoundationByAdam Bannister
Every Drop Makes a Difference8 January 2019During her Bat Mitzvah year, Zoe Weill travelled with her family from New York to Maasailand. Her purpose was to hand over a LifeStraw filter to Partakilat Primary School having raised the funds to buy this much-needed drinking water installationByZoe Weill
Never Forgetting Always Remembering18 December 2018Adam Bannister had the recent privilege of hosting wildlife photographer Margot Raggett and shares the story behind her incredible charity book series Remembering WildlifeByAdam Bannister
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