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Too Close for Comfort - ATTA calls for a rethink on human-wildlife boundaries for African safaris 17 November 2025 ATTA - African Travel & Tourism Association No comments yet

Wildlife tourism in Africa is at a crossroads. The line between an unforgettable encounter and a harmful intrusion is thinner than ever. Rising demand, social media, and outdated expectations are putting animals - and operators - under pressure. This is an opinion expressed by the much respected, UK-based, African Travel and Tourism Association ...

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Baobabs, Bats and Moths 16 November 2025 Extracts from an article by Sarah Venter in The Conversation No comments yet

Of the eight species of baobab in the world, six are confined to Madagascar, one to northern Australia and one species, Adansonia digitata, is found across the savannah regions of continental Africa. They’re more than striking trees; they are cornerstones of African ecosystems and livelihoods. They provide fruit, fibre, medicine and shelte...

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Solo Ladies on Safari - a midlife crisis or a positive journey of self-discovery? 16 November 2025 Africa Addict No comments yet

For Africa Addict, a Victoria Falls-based Destination Management Company (DMC), 2025 has been the year of intrepid ladies stepping out of their comfort zone and embarking on Solo Safaris. We have had five individual, amazing ladies who tentatively contacted us and shared their safari dreams. Three had never left their country of residence! ...

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Wild Zambezi News - Sept-Oct 2025 10 October 2025 Wild Zambezi No comments yet

Click on the image above or the link below to read WILD ZAMBEZI s newsletter for Sept-Oct 2025. WILD ZAMBEZI NEWS - SEPT-OCT 2025 FEATURING:- TRAVEL UPDATES Kayak puts Zimbabwe top of the list! Zimbabwe - summary of visitor entry requirements with links LAKE KARIBA Matusadona s new self-catering Albida Camp ZAMBEZI ...

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Hunting to heritage – Zim reserve begins eco-tourism transition 9 September 2025 Dale Hes - Southern & Eastern Tourism Update No comments yet

The rugged landscapes of Chewore South. Source: Chewore Conservation Trust Zimbabwe’s Chewore South concession, within a UNESCO World Heritage Site, will end trophy hunting as part of a pilot project to test whether eco-tourism and new conservation finance tools, such as biodiversity credits, can sustain protected areas. The 202 000 hec...

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Wild Zambezi News - August 2025 26 August 2025 Wild Zambezi No comments yet

Click on the image above or the link below to read WILD ZAMBEZI s newsletter for August 2025. WILD ZAMBEZI NEWS - AUGUST 2025 FEATURING:- LAKE KARIBA Musango Safari Camp s Steve Edwards recognised for a lifetime of fossil discoveries Catch the tagged tigerfish and win big at the Lake Kariba Tag Fishing Challenge ...

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Fossil hunter discovers new species of 210-million-year-old lungfish 24 August 2025 James Ashworth - Science News, Natural History Museum (UK) One comment

While Devonian lungfish like Dipterus (pictured) are known from relatively well-preserved fossils, Late Triassic species are often only known from teeth. Warpaint/ Shutterstock An extinct species of lungfish discovered in Zimbabwe could mark the beginnings of a sea change in our understanding of the animals. Close examination of Fergan...

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Victoria Falls Safari Lodge - Answers to your FAQs - 2025 23 August 2025 Victoria Falls Safari Lodge (part of the Victoria Falls Safari Collection) No comments yet

The team at Victoria Falls Safari Lodge (part of the Victoria Falls Safari Collection group) have shared some of their answers to the questions most frequently asked by travellers wanting to visit their wonderful properties in Victoria Falls in 2025. Here they are below. If you have any other queries, please send them through in the comments belo...

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Keeping it Wild - Matusadona's comeback 29 July 2025 Dale Hes - Southern & East African Tourism Update No comments yet

Matusadona National Park, on the shores of Lake Kariba in Zimbabwe, is entering an exciting new phase of product development aiming to cement the park as a world-class example of low-density eco-tourism. Source: Scott Ramsay/African Parks A co-management partnership established between African Parks and the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Man...

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Wild Zambezi News - July 2025 28 July 2025 Wild Zambezi No comments yet

Click on the image above or the link below to read WILD ZAMBEZI s newsletter for July 2025. WILD ZAMBEZI NEWS - JULY 2025 FEATURING:- FLIGHT UPDATES - Bulawayo - Victoria Falls air link starting August 2025 - Grand Air adds another caravan to its aircraft fleet. ZAMBEZI RIVER-CHIRUNDU - Tiger Safaris - a great family holiday - The F...

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