Waterberg Collection

White rhinoceros (Ceratotherium simum) mother and calf browsing. Entabeni Safari Conservancy, Limpopo region, Waterberg, South Africa, October

Frailejones, Espeletia pycnophylla (Tall plants) Espeletia sp. (short plants) El Angel Ecological Reserve (3700 m) Paramo Habitat, Andes, Ecuador

Tungurahua Active Volcano (5016m) Clouds of ash have been erupting for several years and at night lava bombs can sometimes be seen. Seen from Salasaca Village near Ambato, Andes, Ecuador

Otavalo Indian Fisherman using Tradition Reed Boat, Lake San Pablo near Otavalo, Andes, Ecuador

Cotopaxi Volcano (5897 meters) & Alpacas (Lama pacos) Highest active volcano in the world
Cotopaxi Volcano (5897 meters) and alpacas (Lama pacos). Highest active volcano in the world, surrounded by Paramo Habitat in Cotopaxi National Park, Andes, Ecuador

Cajas National Park (3000 - 4, 400m) established in 1996 to protect this High Andean Param fauna
Cajas National Park (3000-4, 400m) established in 1996 to protect this High Andean Paramo fauna and flora as well as the hydro Resources (235 lakes/lagoons), West of Cuenca, Southern Andes, Ecuador

Cheetah -Acinonyx jubatus-, Waterberg Plateau Park, Namibia, Africa

Green-winged Pytilia -Pytilia melba-, Waterberg Plateau Park, Namibia, Africa

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Namibia - The secluded chalets of the Waterberg Plateau Lodge just below the red sandstone rocks Date:

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Namibia - The red sandstone rocks of the Waterberg Plateau high above the surrounding savannah. Date:

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Namibia - The red sandstone rocks of the Waterberg Plateau high above the surrounding savannah. Date:

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Waterberg is a captivating destination that offers a diverse range of natural wonders and cultural experiences. In the heart of Entabeni Safari Conservancy, visitors can witness the majestic sight of a White rhinoceros mother and calf peacefully browsing through the wilderness. The conservation efforts here are commendable, ensuring the protection of these magnificent creatures. As you explore further, you'll encounter Frailejones, tall plants known as Espeletia pycnophylla, adding an enchanting touch to the landscape. These unique flora species thrive in this region's high altitude environment. Venturing towards Tungurahua Active Volcano, standing tall at 5016 meters above sea level, one cannot ignore the awe-inspiring clouds of ash erupting from its summit. This volcanic activity has been ongoing for several years now, creating a dramatic spectacle against the sky. At Lake San Pablo near Otavalo in Andes, traditional fishing methods come alive as Otavalo Indian Fishermen skillfully navigate their reed boats across tranquil waters. This ancient practice showcases their deep connection with nature and their ancestral traditions. The towering presence of Cotopaxi Volcano dominates the horizon at an impressive height of 5897 meters. As one gazes upon this highest active volcano globally, they may also spot Alpacas grazing peacefully nearby – a harmonious coexistence between wildlife and nature's raw power. Cajas National Park was established in 1996 to safeguard High Andean Paramo fauna within its boundaries. This protected area boasts stunning landscapes ranging from 3000 to 4, 400 meters above sea level – truly a haven for biodiversity enthusiasts seeking rare sightings amidst breathtaking scenery. In Waterberg Plateau Park located in Namibia's Africa region lies another fascinating sight: Cheetahs gracefully roaming across vast plains while showcasing their incredible speed and agility. Witnessing these iconic predators up close is an unforgettable experience.