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Walking Wild Mana Pools & Hwange: Tracking Edition with Steve Bolnick

King JajaBy King JajaJune 26, 2021No Comments0 Views
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The previous episode of our ‘Safari Planning’ series left us in awe and inspired by professional guide and passionate conservationist, Steve Bolnick. Founder of Camp Mana and legendary walking safari aficionado, Steve joined us once again to share his love for the wild, reminding us how being on foot in the bush transforms us from merely being observers, to being participants in nature.

Showcasing his in-depth style of guiding, Steve ‘talked the walk’, taking us on an educational safari, sharing his wealth of wild knowledge. The conversation was a virtual and verbal tour through the wilderness, with tips on tracking, trees and tales of survival. For Steve, being in the bush is like coming home, indicative of his passion as well as comforting in the knowledge that the wild awaits for guests’ return.

Watch the full conversation to follow in the footsteps of Steve Bolnick as well as gain an insight to our Walking Wild Mana Pools & Hwange itinerary, each step transforming your understanding of nature.

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