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An extraordinary journey on the trails of the last great tuskers in the places where most of the images in my latest book “Walk the Earth” have been taken. From the dusty open plains of Amboseli, watching lines of Elephants walking across scorched land, to the endless wilderness of Tsavo with its population of red elephants and great tuskers. We’ll finish at Ithumba, the Sheldrick’s reintegration center where the orphans are reintroduced into the wild. On the way between Amboseli and Tsavo we’ll spend a couple of days in the beautiful Lumo conservancy, where we’ll wait in a ground-level photographic hide for Elephants to come to drink at a waterhole. Only for Elephant lovers! But we’ll also see a wide range of other wildlife on the way, including big cats.
An extraordinary journey on the trails of the last great tuskers in the places where most of the images in my latest book “Walk the Earth” have been taken. From the dusty open plains of Amboseli, watching lines of Elephants walking across scorched land, to the endless wilderness of Tsavo with its population of red elephants and great tuskers. We’ll finish at Ithumba, the Sheldrick’s reintegration center where the orphans are reintroduced into the wild. On the way between Amboseli and Tsavo we’ll spend a couple of days in the beautiful Lumo conservancy, where we’ll wait in a ground-level photographic hide for Elephants to come to drink at a waterhole. Only for Elephant lovers! But we’ll also see a wide range of other wildlife on the way, including big cats.