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Small wonders on Rubondo Island
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By Akil Halai
A leopard or an expat jaguar?
By Pietro Luraschi
Rosettes are rosettes, but jaguars have very different pattern and shape of rosettes compared to a leopard. On a jaguar, they are large and geometrical, especially on the back, compared to a leopards tighter and more compact formations.
Rubondo Island National Park in pictures
By Ryan Green
A life in the wilds – Sue Stolberger.
Sue Stolberger is Ruaha’s “artist in residence” and has lived in the park for many years. She is the author of “Ruaha National Park, An Intimate View”, one of the definitive field guides to the region, as well as “The Ruaha Sketch Book”. Here we discover her remarkable story.
Life in the Field- update from the Ruaha Carnivore Project.
By Amy Dickman, Director, Ruaha Carnivore Project
Amy Dickman and the Ruaha Carnivore Project were recently voted into the top 3 finalists at the Tusk Conservation Awards for their innovative approach to big cat conservation, an achievement they have every right to be extremely proud of after all the hard work that has gone into the project. To see the highlights of this year’s awards, click here.
The process of chimpanzee habituation
Small beginnings
By Marius Swart, Kwihala Guide
Ruaha – Land of Giants
By Ryan Green
Co-founder Bas Hochstenbach explains why protecting Ruaha eco-system is important to Asilia
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