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Blog 31. The Bonds That Bind: Lions, Hyenas, and Wild Dogs of Botswana

Blog 31. The Bonds That Bind: Lions, Hyenas, and Wild Dogs of Botswana

by Alexandra George | Oct 2, 2026 | Uncategorized

The pride of eight in deep slumber slowly begins to waken to a new day(Credit: Alexandra George) Together and Apart – The Mma Dinare Pride We came across the Mma Dinare pride, eight young lions, four females and four males, all roughly the same age, on an early...
Blog 30. A Pride Awakens: The Young Lions of Pom Pom — A Photo Essay

Blog 30. A Pride Awakens: The Young Lions of Pom Pom — A Photo Essay

by Alexandra George | Sep 3, 2026 | Uncategorized

Nine young lions greet the morning together. At first, they slept in a tangled heap. Text and photos by Alexandra George Slowly, the sleeping pride began to stir, enjoying the morning by the waters. One young lion greeted the morning with a small roar. A morning...
Blog 29. Into the World of African Wild Dogs with Peter Brack – Tracking one of Africa’s most endangered carnivores with the Botswana Predator Conservation¹

Blog 29. Into the World of African Wild Dogs with Peter Brack – Tracking one of Africa’s most endangered carnivores with the Botswana Predator Conservation¹

by Alexandra George | Aug 3, 2026 | Uncategorized

Krakatoa, alpha female leader of Marine Pack, waits anxiously for pack members to return from morning hunt to feed 15 hungry newborn pups in the den (Credit: Alexandra George) By Alexandra George Krakatoa stood watch beside the entrance to the den, her ears erect and...
Blog 28. The Safari Behind Nine Days in Eden: Leopards, lions, elephants, wild dogs and the moments between

Blog 28. The Safari Behind Nine Days in Eden: Leopards, lions, elephants, wild dogs and the moments between

by Alexandra George | Jul 3, 2026 | Uncategorized

Our mobile camp in Khwai, surrounded by water, attracted wildlife throughout the day(Credit: Alexandra George) Of all the wildlife encounters described in Nine Days in Eden, my 9-day safari through Botswana’s Okavango Delta, some of the most memorable were the...
Blog 27. Before the Release: The Hidden Work Behind the Return of African Wild Dogs to Matusadona

Blog 27. Before the Release: The Hidden Work Behind the Return of African Wild Dogs to Matusadona

by Alexandra George | May 28, 2026 | Uncategorized

Sedated African wild dogs are carefully prepared for air transport during their historic reintroduction to Matusadona National Park, Zimbabwe. By Alexandra George Photo Credits: African Parks In February 2026 an extraordinary conservation operation unfolded in...
Blog 26: Birds of Southern Africa – Part 2: Small Wonders: Glimpses of Colour and Movement

Blog 26: Birds of Southern Africa – Part 2: Small Wonders: Glimpses of Colour and Movement

by Alexandra George | Apr 30, 2026 | Uncategorized

Sunbird on lion’s flower Photos: Steve Segall Text: Alexandra George Not all encounters on safari are measured in size. Between the lions and elephants, there is another world – quieter, fleeting, and often missed. A flicker of colour. A movement between leaves. These...
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