The Journal.
Stories from the escarpment, the sanctuary, and everywhere in between — field notes, destination guides, and the occasional bit of brand history.
The Corridor That Kept the Super Tuskers Home
Fewer than twenty-five Super Tuskers are thought to remain anywhere on Earth. Here's how a community-owned sanctuary, and the lease that funds it, became the reason Amboseli's giants never left — told through the people who negotiated it.
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The Corridor That Kept the Super Tuskers Home
How a community-owned sanctuary became the reason Amboseli's giants never left.
Read the Story →The Leaning Giraffe
The story behind the mark that's followed Angama from the very beginning.
Read the Story →A Pride of Fourteen, and a Migration Just Beginning
Notes from the field, as the Mara Triangle starts to fill with wildebeest.
Read the Story →What Makes the Mara Triangle Different
A closer look at the stretch of reserve most river crossings happen in — and why.
Read the Story →When to Visit for the Great Migration
A month-by-month look at where the herds tend to be, and why timing is never quite guaranteed.
Read the Story →Why Steve and Nicky Built Angama
Decades in East African safari led to one final, deeply personal project.
Read the Story →Meet the Rangers of the Kimana Corridor
Four new patrol members, recruited locally, on what a night shift actually looks like.
Read the Story →Inside the Angama Kitchen
How breakfast ends up wherever the morning's game drive happens to take you.
Read the Story →A Closer Look at Kilimanjaro from Amboseli
Why the mountain looks different from here than from almost anywhere else in East Africa.
Read the Story →This Week at Angama
Short, regular field notes from across all three properties — wildlife sightings, weather, and the small stuff that doesn't make it into a full article.
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