Customer Comment - Mr How - Kenya

"We would do it again. Almost certainly. And Wildlife Worldwide will constantly be in my mind for future wildlife related holidays."

Customer Review - The Carbols in Finland

As we hiked into the towering trees of the Finnish forest, we were struck by the lush, green, peaceful setting. The quiet and tranquility were a welcome escape from the harsh sights and sounds of modern day civilization. Martinselkonen is a nature park of around 6000 hectares and sits in the wilderness of the Kainuu region. Accessed by dirt road, it takes you deep into the realm where moose and bear are more common than human...

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'Barn Swallow v Goliath'

The Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) has been given the green light to begin construction on the Dube Trade Port in Durban, including King Shaka International Airport on condition that they focus on rehabilitating the wetlands in the area, and to ensure minimal impact on the Barn Swallows that roost in the area. Flight schedules will even have to be planned around the flight times of the swallows. Birdlife SA, are now satisfied that enough work has been done to ensure the continuous survival of the Barn Swallows that roost within the trade port area. All chameleons found will also be removed and relocated to similar bush clumps not scheduled for removal.

Staff Report - Estelle in Namibia

Estelle recently returned from a five day educational trip in Namibia. The Namibia Tourist Board hosted the trip, which was focused mainly on the Waterberg Plateau and Etosha National Park. Estelle's report also gives details of other locations visited such as the Africat Foundation and the Aabadi Bush camp...

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Staff Report - Isabel - 'Tanzania in 10 days'

Isabel Ashworth, Wildlife Worldwide consultant and Sales Team Leader has recently returned from a fast paced trip toTanzania where she was able to retread familiar paths whilst at the same time uncovering some new accommodation and wildlife viewing delights. Take a more leisurely virtual trip to Tanzania by reading Iz's blog and then find out how you could spend leisurely real time in the same locations!

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60 go wild in Yorkshire - The Worldwide Group - May 2007

The little Yorkshire village of Ingleton - home of our Walks Worldwide division, was the perfect location for the annual Worldwide Group get together over the May bank holiday weekend. Ingleton is now recovering from the influx of about sixty of the Worldwide Group team and their families.

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Customer Comment - Mr Cusworth - Zambia

Dear Chris (Osborn) and all at Wildlife Worldwide,

I returned from my wonderful holiday to Zambia on Friday last. I just wanted to say a sincere thank you for all you work and expert advice which helped to ensure I had a most memorable, fascinating and enjoyable time. All the arrangements you made for me were superb and went without a hitch and your recommendation of 'Robin Pope Safaris' was spot on. Their organisation, care and guest satisfaction at both the permanent and mobile camps are second to none. Your suggestion to stay at the 'Islands of Siankaba' at the end of my safari rather than one of the Livingstone hotels was inspired - again a lodge with great attention to guest comfort and satisfaction.

Thank you again and I shall have no hesitation to book with you again in the future or to recommend you to my friends.

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