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[B]Ngorongoro Conservation Area - Tanzania.[/B]

[B]Murchinson Falls National Park - Uganda.[/B]

[B]Rwanda Landscape [/B]



[B]Akagera National Park[/B]

Majestic Rwandan Highlands.

[B] Bagamoyo - Tanzania [/B]

[B]Resort in Bagamoyo [/B]

[B]Beautiful South Sudan[/B]



[B]road construction -Juba [/B]

[B]Lake Mburo National Park - Uganda.[/B]

[B]Kigali - Rwanda.[/B]

Too wild!

[B]Kigio Wildlife Conservancy - Gilgil,Kenya.[/B]

Kigio Wildlife Conservancy was formed in 1997 on what was formerly a dairy and beef ranch of 3500 acres. The revised management plan was to create a wildlife sanctuary with emphasis on protection of all biodiversity and to create a sustainable eco tourism destination.

Wild life was present on the land but numbers were declining: the last remaining Giraffe died as a result of poaching in 1996. Following an application by the management to the KWS to re-introduce Giraffe, the project gained momentum in December 1999 when the Director of KWS endorsed the request from Kigio to relocate some of Kenya’s most threatened Rothschild Giraffe (giraffa Camelopardalis Rothschildii) of which only 250-350 individuals remained in the world, provided the property was fenced.

The costs of fencing the boundary were prohibitive but the management applied for funds from the European Union, Biodiversity Conservation Programme (a body set up to allocate funds for the protection of biodiversity) who assisted with a 60 % grant towards the fence. The shortfall was taken up by Tusk Trust (UK) who pledged funds for the cost of capture, translocation and release of the Giraffe and Born Free Foundation (UK) offered funds to erect holding pens.

With these facilities in place the KWS Director authorized the translocation of Rothschild Giraffe from Lake Nakuru National Park to Kigio.





























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[B]Tea plantations in Rwenzori - Uganda.[/B]

[B]Selous National Park - Tanzania[/B]

[B]Lake Kivu - Rwanda[/B]

[B]Ngorongoro Serena Lodge - Tanzania [/B]

[B]Katire , Eastern Equatoria - South Sudan.[/B]

Katire is situated between mountains about two hours south of Torit. The extraordinary natural beauty of Katire is difficult to describe in words or capture in photos. It is said that anything planted in the earth will grow there. Especially at the time of year when the rains are plentiful, the vegetation is lush and Katire is exploding with life.

[B]Teak Forest[/B]





[B]Waterfall[/B], there are many of them around this area.







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I mean this is breathtaking guys, Africa is totally organic

Hi, how did you organise the trip to all these places? I am very much interested in have a trip like this to two or more countries.

Thans guys.The information for organizing such trips is very easy to find.Google East African safari package and you willbe spoiled by choice.

[B]Lake Bunyonyi - Uganda[/B]

[B]Sipi Falls - Uganda[/B]

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malaika:

Simply stunning!

Imagine living so close to nature (Uganda pics), out of the hustle and bustle of the city, surrounded by lakes & waterfalls *dreaming*

Thanks Gallivant you made my day with these!

You are welcome.If you ever visit Uganda you will realize they were right to call her the Pearl of Africa.So beautiful and fertile,bananas and other fruits grow naturally in the forests.

South Sudan





[B]Aerial View of Toich (Sudd) in Bor, Jonglei[/B].The Sudd is the biggest swamp in the world.

[B]Lui Area - Western Equatoria,South Sudan[/B]

Very organized and clean city of Kigali

I will be in Nairobi will be spending two weeks over there with my family during this December.Everything already planned.I just hope my family will like it when we get over there.

Dare14:

I will be in Nairobi will be spending two weeks over there with my family during this December.Everything already planned.I just hope my family will like it when we get over there.

Karibu Kenya.I am sure they will enjoy themselves.