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Update from the Wild
We are excited to share the remarkable journey of transformation and growth at House in the Wild. From its origins as a modest mud hut on...
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Dec 11, 2023
Renewal and Resilience: Futures in the Wild IMPACT 2023
Since our last update in October, House in the Wild has quietly been a hub of dynamic activity. As the rains breathed new life into the...
Oct 18, 2023
Into the Wild #27
By Adam Bannister Kisaru, the Queen of Enonkishu, continues to thrive. She is an incredible mother and is meticulous in her efforts to...
Sep 7, 2023
Into the Wild #26
By Adam Bannister The Great Migration continues to push north up into the Maasai Mara. Hundreds of thousands of Wildebeest can be seen...
Aug 6, 2023
Into the Wild #25
House in the Wild: Expanding and Evolving into the Collection in the Wild We are brimming with excitement and gratitude sharing the news...
Jun 29, 2023
Into the Wild #24
By Adam Bannister Excitement continues to build with the ever-nearing approach of the 'The Great Migration'. Sources down in the...
Jun 15, 2023
Into the Wild #23
By Adam Bannister The future of the wildlife in this area lies in the hands of the children who live on the edge of the Greater Mara...
Jun 1, 2023
Into the Wild #22
All images by Adam Bannister Over the last two weeks our guests have seen an incredible number of lucky sightings, one of which has been...
May 20, 2023
Into the Wild #21
By Adam Bannister & Lippa Wood Time flies when you're having fun. At camp we have just said farewell to an extended family of 16 who...
May 4, 2023
Into the Wild #20
By Adam Bannister There are many ways to experience a safari; and similarly there are many reasons for making that journey. There are...
Apr 19, 2023
Into the Wild #19
By Adam Bannister We don't want to tempt fate, but is it possible that maybe, just maybe, the luck and fortunes of the Lemek Pride have...
Apr 5, 2023
Into the Wild #18
By Adam Bannister During the 21-day interval between which the two photographs below were taken, 350 mm of rain has fallen. Isn’t it...
Mar 23, 2023
Into the Wild #17
By Adam Bannister By now I'm sure almost all of you are well aware of my love of lions. I even named my son, Leo, after this obsession. ...
Mar 9, 2023
Into the Wild #16
By Adam Bannister The last two weeks have been a climatic rollercoaster. The temperatures in the middle of the days soared into the...
Feb 23, 2023
Into the Wild #15
By Adam Bannister Gradually we are starting to learn more and more about these secretive, and ever-so-beautiful big cats. A highlight for...
Feb 8, 2023
Into the Wild #14
By Adam Bannister After two weeks of exploring the Indian sub-continent it’s great to be back on home soil. It’s always fun catching up...
Jan 26, 2023
Into the Wild #13
By Lippa Wood With Adam away the pressure is on to create our fortnightly blog! Thankfully we have an incredible resident photographer...
Jan 12, 2023
Into the Wild #12
By Adam Bannister On the last day of 2022 I finally saw my first ever Aardvark. This peculiar looking animal has eluded me for years,...
Dec 28, 2022
Into the Wild #11
By Adam Bannister The rains have come, and the landscape is a carpet of electric green. Over 80mm of rain have fallen in the last 72...
Dec 15, 2022
Into the Wild #10
By Adam Bannister I know I risk becoming repetitive, when I try to convey, again, just how good the cheetah viewing has been here at...
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