There's more than one pace to life in the Selous. You may cruise up river, the wind in your hair, or you might sit quietly, drink in hand, in the...

Make sure to check out the Sand Rivers blog for Mark's excellent post on the rare African Skimmer. These birds earned their name because of their...

Fly camping is the best thing we do. And yet, as special as fly camping is, it's rare that I get to head out with my guests to enjoy it. In fact,...

I went out to the Kiba airstrip yesterday to receive some vegetable supplies, and was surprised to find a rather formidable welcome party for the...

Last year, I wrote a blog about anti-mosquito laser defense systems. It seemed like a bazaar, and overly-sophisticated malaria prevention...

Yesterday evening, I headed out to the sand river, my favorite drive in the vicinity of Kiba Point. Last year, the sand river was exactly what...

Here in the Selous, a thousand dramas play out every day.  Some involve wild chases with lions and other big game, but more often the story...

Two nights ago, the KP guests were treated to a rare site while flycamping on the shore of Lake Tagalala--A full lunar eclipse.  I stayed up to...

This is Jim.      That's Jim's giant catfish.  Jim has been helping out at Kiba over the last few months but he's been working in the...

After months of torrents of water running down the Rufiji river, collected from a watershed that is roughly 1000 kilometers long, the golden...

Most people come to the Selous for the unnecessarily and frighteningly large animals.  Well, they also come for the scenery and walking, the...

    I took this picture a few kilometers outside the Selous Game Reserve boundary.  The nest belongs to a pair of aptly-named...