We love checking in with our friends at Kenya’s Governor’s Camps to hear what they’ve been seeing, as there is always something interesting to report. This month, we’re bringing news from their Il Moran camp. Il Moran is the camp … Continue reading →

These ‘things you might not know’ are part of an ongoing series of posts about rhinoceros facts. Search the blog for ‘rhinos‘ or ‘International Rhino Foundation‘ to see the other blog posts. The white rhino is the largest rhino species and the … Continue reading →

In honor of the 40th anniversary of CITES, where much important work is being discussed  during this year’s conference to stem the trade of endangered species, we are focusing on the rhino over the next few weeks. Rhinos have unfortunately … Continue reading →

We’re going to focus on the rhinoceros over the next few weeks – to bring awareness about this magnificent animal and to remind everyone that rhino horn is not medicine. Seeing a rhino while on safari is like going back … Continue reading →

We’re pleased to partner with the Boulder International Film Festival (BIFF) this year in the promotion of their excellent film line up.  Four films in this year’s Festival come from Africa, two of which have been nominated for Academy Awards! … Continue reading →

We are pleased to announce the opening of Mara Toto Camp in the greater Masai Mara ecosystem. Meaning “baby” in Swahili, the name Toto refers to the camp’s status as the smaller sister property of the established and highly acclaimed Mara … Continue reading →

One of Kenya’s gems, the Ol Pejeta Conservancy is a great example of humans and animals sharing the land.  The conservancy is an important habitat for birds and animals, and one of the last places on earth that a visitor … Continue reading →

We are pleased to announce that Porini Mara Camp has been awarded a Gold Eco-rating by Ecotourism Kenya. Only eight gold ratings have been awarded throughout the country – two of which are now held by the Porini Camps – Porini Amboseli Camp is … Continue reading →

There’s never a dull moment in Kenya’s Masai Mara.  Today’s game report from our friends at Governors’ Camp features the Marsh Pride of lions and a reunion of sorts.  It’s more photos than words, as the lions are so photogenic! … Continue reading →

There is no shortage of beautiful photographic works focused on the Serengeti ecosystem, found in  Tanzania and Kenya.  It’s likely due to the fact that there is no shortage of subjects to provide endless numbers of gorgeous and compelling photos. … Continue reading →