Issue 2 (Winter 1997/8)
Winter 1997

The Great Migration · Kenya's Tsavo National Park · The Silence of Egypt's Sinai · Morocco: Tangier, City Profile · River Trip Down the Nile into Uganda · Uganda's Ik People · Elephant Safaris into the Okavango · South Africa's West Coast Wild Flowers · South Africa's St Lucia Wetlands · Mozambique, Country Profile · Avoiding Malaria · Wild Dogs · Zimbabwe's Chizarira Region · Zimbabwe's Jurassic Park · The Future of Tourism in Kenya · Photoschool: Lion Kill



Wildlife: Wild Dogs - Facing a Brighter Future PDF Print E-mail
Could tourism hold the key to the survival of the Wild Dog? Few African animals have had such a blighted past. But a better understanding of this much-maligned predator is changing attitudes towards it, such that it is now one of the most treasured sightings on safari. But is that enough? By Lesley Boggs.
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Travel Advisory: Malaria Part 2 PDF Print E-mail
How to avoid Malaria on your visit to Africa
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Botswana: Elephant Back Safari PDF Print E-mail
Could riding on the back of an elephant be the most rewarding safari experience?
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Uganda: Rituals of the Ik PDF Print E-mail
The Ik are a much-maligned people with strong historical roots. Can tourism now play a role in helping them face the adversities of life in Uganda's northern territories? Curtis Abraham introduces us to the rich ceremonial culture of the Ik.
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Southern Africa: The Limpopo River's Jurassic Park PDF Print E-mail
Along the banks of the ancient Limpopo River lies a game-rich land of sandstone castles, dassies and dinosaurs. Story and pictures by Jan Teede.
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The Great Migration: The Circle of Life PDF Print E-mail
The annual migration through the Serengeti-Masai Mara is arguably the greatest spectacle of the natural world.
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