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24 October 2007
Summer is here and the rains have finally arrived in South Africa, bringing lush green grass and a chance for brand new beginnings. Meanwhile, the rains in East Africa continue to cause confusion for the migratory herds. The animals keep moving back and forth according to the weather patterns. As a result, the wildebeest and zebra have now moved into CC Africa's Serengeti Under Camps to feast on the new grass popping up everywhere!
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25 June 2007
The last few months at CC Africa have been very exciting for us! We were delighted to unveil the new and much improved wildwatch.com, which has been relaunched as an interactive community site. Wildwatch will give you the most fascinating wildlife sightings on a daily basis, and give our guides the opportunity to share the excitement of Africa's pristine wilderness with the rest of the world. Please keep a look out for newly published articles and wildlife updates! Additionally, we would like to thank everybody who has been posting their remarkable sightings and images. We encourage you to continue sharing your experiences, and if you have any problems, please to contact wildwatch@ccafrica.com at any time and we will assist you!
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27 March 2007
We certainly live in exciting times. Our generation is faced with the greatest opportunity of any generation before us: to make a real mess of this planet, or to leave it in a reasonable state for our children to enjoy. We invite you to come to Africa, experience its magic and be part of its renaissance - and galvanise real hope for the advancement of green frontiers and the permanent re-establishment of the planet's threatened species and wild places.
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1 November 2006
"Changes in public attitudes are essential for changing business practices… The fact that we're all empowered to change the world for the better is cause for hope." This powerful statement by the president of Sustainable Travel International holds true for the model of sustainable eco-tourism which CC Africa fastidiously abides by..."
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1 September 2006
With so much wildlife and its land at risk of depletion, it is celebratory news indeed that efforts are being made to incorporate some areas into protected Game Reserves, as in the case of Phinda. Read on for more details on this story, as well as on other interesting wildlife pieces. Fancy a unique and fantastic break? Tanzania Under Canvas could just be what you're looking for - read further for more information on this exciting product.
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1 May 2006
We are making some changes to the wildwatch.com website to make it more exciting, more informative, and lively. In the meantime, we feature here an article on the Munyawana Leopard Project which is being run and managed at Phinda, with the goal of monitoring the density and movements of these majestic cats. There is also a gallery of spectacular photographs taken by CC Africa ranger William Moss at Kwandwe Private Game Reserve, and updates on how recent rains have changed the landscapes at Kichwa Tembo and Sossusvlei Mountain Lodge. Two exciting news books are featured in our reviews column, with 'Star Gazing from Game Reserves' being especially appropriate in southern Africa where clear starry nights predominate as the southern winter sets in.
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