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Migration Update: The Circle of Life Continues
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15 January 2010 ~ Serengeti National Park, Tanzania
The mega-herd continues to graze the lush emerald green pastures of the southern Serengeti plains, all the way out to the Olduvai plains. There has been plenty of glorious rain, and Lake Ndutu is still full. The two main rivers that flow out towards the Ngorongoro Crater were recently flooded, making vehicle crossings an adventure! The wildebeest and zebra calving season is in full swing, providing guests at &Beyond Serengeti Under Canvas with unforgettable sightings of the little ones as they find their legs. The predators have been on high alert, often (sadly) taking advantage of the weaker ones, some only a few hours old. The circle of life continues in the Serengeti.
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Karen Richards
Working for luxury and responsible adventure company, &Beyond, I have been privileged to have lived and worked in some stunningly beautiful and remote wilderness areas such as the Serengeti in Tanzania and the Okavango Delta in Botswana. I have also travelled extensively in Africa, both to lodges owned by &Beyond and to those that we do not own. I now use the knowledge and experience I have gained over the past 10 years to create extraordinary, seamless and often life changing safaris for my guests.
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