How Londolozi Changed Me For The Better

Londolozi Guest June 7, 2016 11

For most of my life, I have loved both photography and nature. As a young girl, I remember the thrill of borrowing my mother’s small Kodak camera with a fresh …

Guests

90th Anniversary: A Celebration of Wildlife

Amy Attenborough May 31, 2016 3 8

“It seems like our bond with animals is deeply rooted in our psyches and we need them just as much as we need wild open spaces. We don’t need them …

Featured Leopards Wildlife

Exploring the Unknown

Trevor McCall-Peat May 29, 2016 5

We all strive to take beautiful photographs, which often means that we chase golden light topped with a beautiful subject. But what do we do when there is no light or …

Photography Post Processing Wildlife

A Plethora of Leopards: What Happens When Four Meet

Amy Attenborough May 22, 2016 6

Recently we were privy to a pretty remarkable few days of leopard viewing. This may seem like a redundant comment to make when Londolozi is renowned for its leopards but in my …

Leopards Wildlife

A Trip Down Memory Lane: The Original Mother Leopard

Amy Attenborough May 17, 2016 1 9

It is our 90th year at Londolozi and as a result there is a distinctive tinge of nostalgia in the air. Recently we’ve been working on some really amazing projects to be launched …

Leopards

What You Can Learn From a Rutting Impala

Amy Attenborough May 14, 2016 6

As we pass by herds of impala out on game drive, guests will often remark how these poor antelope must be the most permanently terrified species of all that walk …

Wildlife

Week in Pictures #231

Andrea Campbell May 13, 2016 13

I have found myself taking fewer photographs these days compared with my earlier guiding years. Despite still loving and having a deep interest in photography; I feel more and more drawn …

The Week in Pictures

Getting the hang of it: A Baby Elephant Learns to Drink

Kevin Power May 12, 2016 12

As humans, we don’t have the ability to walk or talk from the moment we are born, we learn it. The same applies for some animals. Yes, most are able …

Wildlife

Amazing Animals: Dung Beetles and their Extreme Weaponry

Nick Sims April 21, 2016 7

Animal weaponry; an evolutionary arms race from elephants with great imposing tusks and kudu bulls with magnificent spiralling horns, to the array of scorpions with menacing pincers and venomous tails. Examples of …

Wildlife

A Magical Morning: Lion Cubs at their Best

Amy Attenborough April 20, 2016 14

One of the things that I really love about working at Londolozi is being surrounded by so many people who have the same zeal for nature. Everyone that works here …

Wildlife

Lion Update: Fate of the Tsalala Pride?

Sean Cresswell April 18, 2016 6

With all of the recent tension around lion movements in the Sabi Sands, particularly rival coalitions of males, it is easy to forget the significance of pride dynamics for their …

Lions Wildlife

Millie Slade: A 13 Year Old’s Take on Londolozi

Londolozi Guest April 15, 2016 7

On the 31st of March 2016 I came to Londolozi for the second time. All the animal encounters that I had amazed me. I saw a total of six different lion …

Guests Wildlife

Land Rover 1948 Series 1 Reborn: Londolozi Resurrects an Icon

Amy Attenborough April 14, 2016 7

Recently I was pointed to an article that revealed Land Rover’s plans to reach into the annals of history and resurrect their earliest vehicle. The intention being to feature the original …

Wildlife

Beyond The Night Sky: Lights and Legends

Sean Cresswell April 13, 2016 6

What is Astronomy, really? Well, technically speaking it is the branch of science that deals with celestial objects, space and the physical universe as a whole. However, the subject of …

Wildlife

Londolozi: My Favourite Place

Londolozi Guest April 12, 2016 17

Londolozi is just about my favourite place. No where else could six hours a day in a car be so enjoyable. The time not spent on game drives is equally …

Guests Wildlife

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