Wildlife, trackers, archaeologists, visionaries

Into Africa – a Botswana dream

Massive baobab in evening light, guests at a table at its foot.
Massive baobab in evening light, guests at a table at its foot.

In the Tuli Block in eastern Botswana, six cattle farms are turning back into wilderness. Four days with trackers, sable antelope, an archaeologist and a Berlin couple bringing back what had vanished – and needing a fence to do it.

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WideOyster Magazine – Online travel & adventure magazine
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Text & photos: Malte Clavin

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