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Clement Dumaz
28th August 2020

Les chimpanzes D’Odzala

Au détour d’un chemin, vous entendez un cri...puis deux…puis toute la forêt érupte :  un groupe de chimpanzés ! Les chimpanzés sont des animaux alertes, utilisant tous leurs sens pour détecter des…
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Clement Dumaz
4th August 2020

L’Eléphant de Forêt

L’éléphant de forêt est un animal discret, à l’aise dans le marais le plus boueux, la forêt la plus dense ou une savane boisée. Bien évidemment le plus large des habitants de nos forêts, il y joue un rôle majeur et influence du plus…
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17th July 2020

Papillons d’Odzala

Le Parc National d’Odzala-Kokoua et ses environs abrite plus de 600 espèces de papillons et papillons de nuit, en faisant une attraction exceptionnelle pour tous les amoureux de nos amis…
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#FieldNoteFriday To observe a silverback Western L #FieldNoteFriday To observe a silverback Western Lowland Gorilla is one of life's most spine tingling moments. From 9 years old, male gorillas become more independent, their weight increases and the black hairs on their back begin to bleach, leading to the name. The moment you see one of these immense creatures move through the canopy is a moment you will certainly never forget.⁣ ⁣ Image: @scottramsay.africa ⁣ #odzaladiscoverycamps #odzalanationalpark #adventure #gorilla #congobasin #republicofcongo #exploredeeper
The village of Mbomo is on the edge of Odzala-Koko The village of Mbomo is on the edge of Odzala-Kokoua National Park. For people living in the region, education is the key to bringing change and advancement. The Sabine Plattner African Charities (SPAC) is dedicated to exactly that and, together with the communities, the charity is developing creative education programs focused on early childhood education, nutrition, health and wilderness education.⁣ ⁣ The ultimate goal is the survival and coexistence of present and future generations in a respectful symbiosis of man, animals and nature.⁣ ⁣ #odzaladiscoverycamps #odzalanationalpark #community #sustainabledevelopment #congobasin #republicofcongo #exploredeeper
This #FieldNoteFriday brings us a (brief!) sightin This #FieldNoteFriday brings us a (brief!) sighting of a chimpanzee from the Lekoli camera trap. Watching chimps in the wild is fascinating and you will often spot them using ‘tools’ when feeding, such as leaves for mopping up blood from prey, and using sticks to 'fish' for termites. They are omnivorous and their diet is usually made up of fruit, termites and other insects, but groups of chimpanzees may also hunt small mammals, including duikers and small monkeys.⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ #fieldnotefriday #chimpanzee #odzaladiscoverycamps #odzalanationalpark #forestbuffalo #congobasin #republicofcongo #exploredeeper #adventure
One of the biggest requirements for a journey with One of the biggest requirements for a journey with us? A desire for new experiences, a sense of adventure, and a lust for exploring places that not many have been before – and some waterproof trousers!⁣ ⁣ Click the link in our bio to discover more and start planning a trip. Our camps re-open on September 2nd 2021 and we can’t wait to explore with you again.⁣ ⁣ Image by @scottramsay.africa ⁣ ⁣ #odzaladiscoverycamps #odzalanationalpark #forestbuffalo #congobasin #republicofcongo #exploredeeper #adventure
This #FieldNoteFriday, we’re looking at the cham This #FieldNoteFriday, we’re looking at the chameleon, one of the most charismatic and rarest creatures in the forests of Odzala. They spend most of their time high up in the stratas of the forest and out of sight – but every so often, we are lucky enough to catch a glimpse...⁣ ⁣ Image by @liam.charlton.guide ⁣ ⁣ #odzaladiscoverycamps #odzalanationalpark #chameleon #forestbuffalo #congobasin #republicofcongo #exploredeeper #adventure
Happy Africa Day, from our wonderful, diverse, exc Happy Africa Day, from our wonderful, diverse, exciting, adventurous continent to yours 🌍 ⁣ #africaday #freedom #unity #african #travel #nature #africa #love #safari #africantravel #diversity #odzaladiscoverycamps #exploredeeper
These are forest buffalo, the smallest sub species These are forest buffalo, the smallest sub species of buffalo in Africa and frequently sighted in Odzala-Kokoua. Compared to the Cape buffalo and African savannah buffalo that often weigh in at close to 800 kgs, the forest buffalo is a tiny 250 – 300kgs! They are also distinguishable by their reddish brown hide that is much darker around the facial area, and the shape and size of their horns.⁣ ⁣ If you have never seen one, venture to the rainforests with us and change that! Click on the link in our bio for more info on planning a trip. Our camps are due to reopen on 2nd September 2021.⁣ ⁣ #odzaladiscoverycamps #odzalanationalpark #forestbuffalo #congobasin #republicofcongo #exploredeeper #adventure
Today is Endangered Species Day, a day to celebrat Today is Endangered Species Day, a day to celebrate the planet’s extraordinary wildlife, but also a sombre reminder that so many of our species are on the brink of extinction, many as a result of human activities.⁣ ⁣ Today, let us all take a moment to consider how to keep our wildlife wild. We can take a moment to spread the word, educate, consider our actions and ultimately strive towards allowing future generations to enjoy ALL the incredible animals that call our planet home.⁣ 📸 @bacchus_wildlifephotography ⁣ #endangeredspeciesday #saveourspecies #conservation #endangeredspecies #IUCN #odzaladiscoverycamps #odzalanationalpark #congobasin #republicofcongo #exploredeeper #adventure

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