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World Travel Awards Serengeti with the Big Five National Park’s African crown
The National Park, featuring all the Big-Five species and spellbinding landscapes, attracts an average of 450,000 tourists per year, making it the most popular wildlife tourism destination in Tanzania.
Tarangire Wins Africa’s leading Elephant Paradise Trophy at the World Travel Awards 2025
This year the World Travel Award (WTA) has included the new voting category. This is Africa's Leading Elephant Paradise National Park 2025.
Tarangire versus Amboseli in the World Travel Awards for Africa’s best Elephant National Park
The World Travel Awards is hosting the WTA Africa and Indian Ocean Gala Ceremony 2025 in Tanzania, being attended by travel industry leaders from across the continent and beyond.
Mixed weather conditions for July, August and September 2025 in Eastern Africa
Warmer than average conditions are expected over northern and southern Sudan, South Sudan, central to southern Ethiopia, Somalia, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi and Tanzania.
Over 1600 square kilometres of land cut from Nyerere National Park and pasted onto Selous Game Reserve
Apparently the two protected entities of Nyerere and Selous, make up the largest conservation precinct in East and Central Africa.
When Michael Jackson met the Giant Elephants of Tarangire
At the moment the world is more concerned about issues of global warming, climate change and the entire earth's environment whose condition seems to be getting worse on a daily basis.
10 Elephants collared and 3 rangers’ posts being built to avert human-wildlife conflict in Meatu
One of the facilities built by the Friedkin Conservation Fund in association with Tanzania Game Trackers Safaris, was recently inaugurated by the Meatu District Administration Officer, Eliasa Mtalawanje.
Protest as Oil Company wants to evict South Sudanese farmers from their land for its expansion
There are reports of frequent accusations arising from local communities complaining against the neglected responsibilities by the oil establishments in the precinct, including failing to compensate the affected populations.
Uganda loses 40,000 hectares of Natural Forests annually
If this trend continues unchecked, it could lead to the disappearance of these essential natural forests in the coming decades, along with a wealth of irreplaceable biodiversity.
Canon takes snap on coral reef conservation in Seychelles
Seashells from Seychelles? No, this time it is the protection of Coral Reefs in the Western Indian Ocean