Journal
Wildlife Guides
Uganda’s wildlife beyond the gorillas: where to find tree-climbing lions, elephants, shoebills and rhinos, and what each park does best.
Uganda’s Reptiles: Snakes, Monitor Lizards and Chameleons
Uganda's reptiles, from snakes to monitor lizards and chameleons, offer genuine wildlife interest beyond the headline species.
Wildlife Photography Ethics: Keeping a Safe Distance in Uganda’s Parks
Wildlife photography ethics matter in Uganda's parks, and keeping a safe distance protects both visitors and animals.
Uganda’s Big Cats: Lions, Leopards and the Rare Serval
Uganda's big cats include lions, leopards and the genuinely rare serval, each with distinct encounter odds.
Spotted Hyenas in Uganda: Nocturnal Predators of the Savannah
Spotted hyenas are genuinely skilled nocturnal predators of the savannah, far more sophisticated than their reputation suggests.
Uganda’s Antelope Species: A Field Guide for Safari Goers
Uganda's antelope species deserve a proper field guide, offering genuine diversity most safari goers underappreciate.
Giraffes in Uganda: Why Murchison Falls Is the Only Place to See Them
Giraffes in Uganda are exclusively Rothschild's giraffe, and Murchison Falls is the only place to see this near-threatened subspecies.
Buffalo Herds of Queen Elizabeth National Park
Buffalo herds of Queen Elizabeth National Park deliver reliable big game sightings and genuinely complex social behavior.
Uganda Kob: The Antelope Behind the National Emblem
The Uganda Kob is the antelope behind the national emblem, appearing on the coat of arms yet often overlooked.
Nile Crocodiles at Murchison Falls: Where to See Them Up Close
Nile crocodiles at Murchison Falls offer genuinely close viewing, among the largest crocodile species in the world.
Hippos of the Kazinga Channel: Uganda’s Densest Hippo Population
The hippos of the Kazinga Channel represent Uganda's densest hippo population, with genuinely fascinating social behavior.