Updates

Zambia 

Robin Pope Safaris Photo Awards & 2010 Photographic Safari.  The winning shot came down to the kingfishers and the zebras. Follow this link to see the winning photos: http://www.robinpopesafaris.net/gallery/guestphotos/2009_Photo_Competition/winner_and_recommendations/.

If you are at all interested in photography this is a great safari for you. Imagine - spend a week with like minded people, all interested in both photography and wildlife (big and small); and all wanting to improve their photographic skills. All talents and skill levels are welcome - just bring your own digital camera and laptop. It does not need to be a top-of-the-range model but one good enough to benefit from David's tips. The dates for 2010 are March 10th & May 19th 2010. Contact AfricaTours at 800 235 3692 for more detials.

 

Luwanga Forever - a chance to support the community work of Norman Carr Safaris and make a real difference to the lives of the people and wildlife of the South Luangwa .  Valid from May 15th - November 7th 2010 - 8 nights.  3 nights based at Kapani Lodge visiting Yosefe School, the Kakumbi Health centre, the NCS tree planting project, a local workshop making hand made cards from recycled paper and ele dung, The South Luangwa Conservation Society and Chipembele Education centre plus afternoon and evening game drives followed by 5 nights in our remote bush camps. The cost includes a private guide and vehicle for the community/conservation part of their safari, $300 per person donation towards conservation and community work in the South Luangwa, all meals and drinks, game viewing activities, national park fees and laundry. Guests are invited to bring books for Yosefe School Library as well as sports and school equipment. There is a unique chance to support the life changing work of SEKA - a local theatre group working in HIV/Aids awareness raising. For an extra $250 guests can sponsor and attend a performance of the incredible musical drama - Sankani Moyo about Voluntary Counselling and Testing for HIV/Aids in one of the most remote rural villages. Contact AfricaTours at 800 235 3692 for more details.