GUESS WHO’S BACK, BACK AGAIN
TEDDY’S BACK, TELL A FRIEND!
Teddy hasn’t been seen for a few weeks and we were all starting to get worried if something might have happened to him. But then he was spotted together with some...
Greystoke Mahale Blog
All the latest exploits from the chimpanzees of the Mahale Mountains, direct from our guides and managers at Greystoke Mahale.
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News from relief manager Richard
In front of me, blue water stretches to a hazy horizon.
Behind, layer upon layer of forested mountains… my home for 2 weeks. I’m here at...
Who gets to name the chimps?
A lot of our guests would like to know.
The honour actually goes to the Japanese researchers, and there is a very nice story to tell: when the...
A big hello from all of us at Greystoke Mahale!
Our new season started with a lot of joy and excitement, so many beautiful moments and it is hard to pick the highlights.
Once more the crew...
Teddy vs Emory
Or, is it Pimu vs. Alofu?
Recently, there has been a very interesting development amongst the M-Community. Emory suddenly showed a lot of...
Christina’s Dynasty
Within the M community Christina‘s family has a lot of influence.
Christina is a very interesting character, she started as one of the low...
A new record is set!
This week we broke the record of guests hosted in camp, 103 guests in 6 days!
It all started last Friday, when we had 60 pupils from Katumbi...
“I came here to visit Mahale and I am very happy…”
“…because I really wished to see the chimpanzees. Now I am here and I saw the chimpanzees. I am very happy about that and the very warm welcome.”...
Africa’s Leading Safari Lodge: Rocking Greystoke
When hearing the news that Greystoke Mahale has been voted Africa’s Leading Safari Lodge 2018, our first thought was how much the entire team...
Teddy’s take over
We haven’t seen Teddy in a while. Smart as he is, he stayed away from the group to avoid all the challenging that is going on.
Now he is back...
Who am I…
…white ears, long white whiskers and a long, red tail with a black tip, that would be me.
My name is Payaso and I live in the forest of the...
Remembering Great Apes
We were so honoured to be involved in the recent Remembering Great Apes project, the third book in the Remembering Wildlife series.
Julien,...
From the shamba to the table
We love the idea of farm-to-fork and sourcing fresh vegetables locally.
A few months back we met Pai, who lives in Katumbi Village and is...
