Okavango Delta Explorations

There are only an estimated 6,600 African Wild Dog left in the wild. These beautifully tie-dyed predators are Africa’s second most endangered large carnivore. As wild dogs are a pack species (with on average 10 individuals), this translates to only 660 packs (or breeding females). Botswana is home to a significant number of these dogs, with an estimated to be 1,310 individuals (or 131 packs) in the country, making it one of the best places to see Wild Dogs in Africa. And the Kwara and Kwando Reserves offering some of the best opportunities of seeing them. Picture from 4 Rivers camp with
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The rains have cleared the dusty air and the skies are quite spectacular now in the Okavango- perfectly captured here at Tubu Tree Camp
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