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Clement DumazClement 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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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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Clement Dumaz
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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The Congo Basin is one of Africa’s most importan The Congo Basin is one of Africa’s most important Western Lowland Gorilla tracking destinations. Here, in the tangled forests of Odzala, it’s not just about watching the gorillas, it’s an opportunity engage with science and nature through exploration.⁣ ⁣ Founded on research and conservation, our gorilla tracking experiences at both Ngaga Camp and Sangha Lodge are conscious of our impact. We believe in observation, not engagement, and connecting with the gorilla families we meet in a respectful, authentic and personal way.⁣ ⁣ To plan a trip to see the incredible gorilla families in the forest, click on the link in our bio.⁣ ⁣ #odzaladiscoverycamps #forest #jungle #immerseyourself #safari #odzalanationalpark #rainforest #adventure #congobasin #republicofcongo #exploredeeper
Every jungle is a forest, but not every forest is Every jungle is a forest, but not every forest is a jungle…⁣ ⁣ A ‘jungle’ is a dense mass of vegetation and trees and is difficult to penetrate, which is exactly what we have in the Congo Basin and also very similar to the Amazon jungles. The word ‘forest’ is instead used to denote large tracts of land covered by trees, and this actually includes jungles as well as other wooded areas.⁣ ⁣ What are you waiting for? Come and join us in our jungle!⁣ ⁣ Image by @scottramsay.africa ⁣ ⁣ #odzaladiscoverycamps #forest #jungle #immerseyourself #safari #odzalanationalpark #rainforest #adventure #congobasin #republicofcongo #exploredeeper
Have you ever seen a bongo? The antelope is the la Have you ever seen a bongo? The antelope is the largest, heaviest, and most colourful African forest antelope – and when staying with us, you might be fortunate enough to glimpse the Lowland/Western Bongo.⁣ ⁣ It has an auburn or chestnut coat with 10 to 15 vertical whitish-yellow stripes running down its sides and females are usually more brighter in colour than the males. Both males and females have spiralled lyre-shaped horns. The large ears are believed to sharpen hearing, and the distinctive colouration may help bongos identify one another in their dark forest habitats. They have no special secretion glands and so rely less on scent to find one another than do other similar antelopes.⁣ ⁣ #odzaladiscoverycamps #bongo #immerseyourself #fieldguide #safari #odzalanationalpark #rainforest #adventure #congobasin #republicofcongo #exploredeeper
Watching us, watching you, watching them… ⁣ ⁣ Welcome to life in the rainforest! ⁣ ⁣ Images by Brendon Dredge ⁣ ⁣ #odzaladiscoverycamps #buffalo #exploredeeper #photography #walking #rainforest #republicofcongo
Meet Pedro, Field Guide at Odzala Discovery Camps. Meet Pedro, Field Guide at Odzala Discovery Camps.⁣ ⁣ Having spent most of his life in a big city, Pedro’s love for all things nature started on the small screen – and then all changed the day he finally travelled to Africa and found out that the magic of the nature documentaries was real…⁣ ⁣ Becoming a guide for Pedro was about seeing, feeling and hearing the wild and was the perfect way to test all his senses, every moment of every day. Being able to share his passion for the natural world with people is for him the most rewarding part of being a guide, and it’s his insatiable hunger for learning that keeps him going through thick and thin.⁣ ⁣ Come and join us in the rainforest and meet Pedro in person! Click on the link in our bio for more info 🌱🍃⁣ ⁣ #odzaladiscoverycamps #nature #immerseyourself #fieldguide #safari #odzalanationalpark #rainforest #adventure #congobasin #republicofcongo #exploredeeper
For us, being in the rainforests of the Congo Basi For us, being in the rainforests of the Congo Basin is about slowing down, breathing, and absorbing everything that nature has to offer. Our modern, hustling, bustling lives sometime make this harder to achieve, but once you’ve been in the forest for a few days and settled into the rhythms of the trees and the ebb and flow of the verdant surroundings, you’ll start to notice the little things that aren’t immediately apparent… And that’s when you know you’re really immersing yourself into your journey.⁣ ⁣ Images take by Jan Teede, from L – R: An assassin bug; a fool’s gold tortoise beetle; an hoverfly; and an isoxya penizoides.⁣ ⁣ #odzaladiscoverycamps #nature #immerseyourself #macros #safari #odzalanationalpark #rainforest #adventure #congobasin #republicofcongo #exploredeeper
A reminder to join our CEO Elza Gillman this after A reminder to join our CEO Elza Gillman this afternoon at 4pm SAST (GMT+1) as she joins Suzanne Bayly from Classic Portfolio to talk all things Congo Basin on a Zoom webinar!⁣ ⁣ Elza will be chatting about the latest renovations in camp and some exciting new projects in the pipeline, as well as how to plan the perfect trip, what to expect when you get here – and plenty more.⁣ ⁣ Please register through the link in our bio. Even if you can’t attend, please still register as the Zoom recording will only be sent to registered participants.⁣ ⁣ See you soon!⁣ ⁣ #odzaladiscoverycamps #tuesdaytalks #classicportfolio #safari #odzalanationalpark #rainforest #adventure #congobasin #republicofcongo #exploredeeper
Come and hang with us on Zoom on Tuesday 7th June Come and hang with us on Zoom on Tuesday 7th June at Classic Portfolio’s Tuesday Talk!⁣ ⁣ Our CEO, Elza Gillman, has just returned from Odzala and will be joining Suzanne from Classics to talk all things Congo from the refurbs and updates in the camps to the new and exciting developments taking place, including a sneak peek into the new camps coming in 2024…⁣ ⁣ The talk will be on Zoom on Tuesday 7th June at 4pm SAST (GMT +4). Please register through the link in our bio – and even if you can’t attend, please do still register as the recording will be sent on afterwards to registered participants.⁣ ⁣ We’re looking forward to seeing you on Tuesday!⁣ ⁣ #odzaladiscoverycamps #tuesdaytalks #classicportfolio #safari #odzalanationalpark #rainforest #adventure #congobasin #republicofcongo #exploredeeper

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