Videos & Webinars
VIDEO | Conservation in Zimbabwe: A Nat Hab Guide Story
WEBINAR | Unveiling Africa's Wildest Plant & Animal Mysteries
Why do wildebeest shake their heads? Why do millipedes come in bright colors? Why do puff adders lack a scent? And why on earth do some flowers smell like rotting meat?? Learn the answers to these mysteries and more -- including why hippos are regarded as Africa's most mixed-up mammal -- when you join Expedition Leader Lorraine Doyle for this fascinating webinar. She has discovered that asking "why" often leads to intriguing insights as we explore the natural world.
WEBINAR | Elephants: Africa’s Ecosystem Engineers
African elephants are one of the most iconic species on the continent and on the “must-see” list for safari-goers. But how much do you know about the natural history of elephants, their role in savanna ecosystems, and what their future may hold? Expedition Leader Lorraine Doyle delves into these questions, offers insights on African elephant biology and behavior, and their incredible family structures. She’ll also explain some of the conservation challenges African elephants face and share stories from our Secluded South Africa adventures, where you’re sure to see this largest member of the Big Five.
WEBINAR | Lion: King of the Beasts
Join a seasoned Africa safari guide as he reveals what makes the regal lion tick. Learn where lions live, what they eat, and what other animals they depend upon for survival. You’ll also find out where you can meet this majestic maned cat on a Nat Hab trip to Africa.
WEBINAR | From Baobab to Marula: Remarkable Trees of Southern Africa
Join us in an ode to the fascinating trees of Southern Africa! From the bottle-like trunk of the ancient baobab to the potent fruit produced by a marula, learn about intriguing aspects of these life-sustaining icons.
WEBINAR | A Guide’s Favorite African Animals -- And Why They Matter
Our safari guides are often asked, “What’s your favorite animal?” Meet one of our Africa Expedition Leaders in this webinar, and find out why it’s so hard to answer that question!