Image by Herdtracker

Mara River Update

“The Penninsula”, part of the river known –one of the main crossing points during theGreat Migration. The first photo was taken on the (19 May 2019), and the second photo was taken during awildebeest crossinglast year (25 August 2018).

The worry…the level of the water. We are coming to an end of what is historically a wet period for theMaasai Mararegion. There has been no seasonal rainthis year and for a magnitude of reasons, the river is extremely low.

Image by Adam Bannister

Image by Adam Bannister

UpdatefromGeorge Tolchard

And so it begins…The migratory wildebeest migration was captured moving into theGrumeti Reserve,Tanzania.A large herd have arrived from theEastern boundary, flooding the grassland adjacent to the Rokari.

Image by George Tolchard

UpdatefromGrumeti Fund | NPO

The great herds finally arrived in theGrumeti Reserveover the weekend! Busy yet a fun season begins.

UpdatefromAlex Walker’s Serian

The clouds have been building again, an isolated shower here and there. But sadly, big rain storms that are not normal at this time of the year in theMaasai Mara,Kenya.

Image by Alex Walkers Serian

Thank you to Herd Tracker for this week’s update!

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