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The best time to visit Serengeti National Park largely depends on what you want to experience during your trip, as the park offers different attractions and experiences throughout the year. However, there are two main seasons that are commonly considered the best times to visit: Dry Season (June to October): This period, often referred to as the dry or peak season, is generally considered the best time to visit Serengeti National Park. From June to October, the weather is dry and sunny, with minimal rainfall, making it easier to spot wildlife as they congregate around water sources. The dry season also coincides with the Great Migration, one of the most spectacular wildlife events on the planet, where millions of wildebeest, zebras, and other animals move across the plains in search of fresh grazing grounds. Witnessing the migration during this time is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Wildlife viewing is excellent during the dry season, as the sparse vegetation and concentrated water sources make it easier to spot animals, including predators like lions, cheetahs, and leopards. The dry season is a popular time to visit, so expect larger crowds and higher accommodation rates compared to other times of the year. Green Season (November to May): The green season, also known as the wet season or low season, occurs from November to May and is characterized by occasional rainfall and lush, green landscapes. While wildlife viewing may not be as prolific during this time as during the dry season, the green season offers its own unique advantages. The landscape is lush and vibrant, making for stunning photographic opportunities, with dramatic skies and colorful sunsets. The green season is birthing season for many animals, so you may have the chance to see newborn animals, including wildebeest calves and lion cubs. With fewer visitors, you'll have a more intimate safari experience and may benefit from lower accommodation rates and special offers. Birdwatching is excellent during the green season, as many migratory bird species visit the park during this time. Ultimately, the best time to visit Serengeti National Park depends on your preferences and priorities. If witnessing the Great Migration is at the top of your list, then the dry season is the ideal time to visit. However, if you prefer fewer crowds and lush landscapes, then the green season may be more suitable for you.

As a follow on from the previous post, here’s the motion output from the shoot.

New Post: The Routes of Transhumance in Abruzzo -In and around Caramanico Terme, in the region of Abruzzo, it is possible to discover and get to know some of the most interesting places of the historical, artistic and environmental heritage of this territory, so strongly characterised by the millenary practice of pastoralism. Transhumance used to play an important role in the region, with routes going all the way from L’Aquila to Foggia, among others. Nowadays you can discover the cultural heritage around Caramanico on foot, exploring locations in the entire region belonging to the same category of cultural heritage that are highlighted with special thematic circuit signs. It - https://lnkd.in/dgMbFpW4

New Post: The Routes of Transhumance in Abruzzo -In and around Caramanico Terme, in the region of Abruzzo, it is possible to discover and get to know some of the most interesting places of the historical, artistic and environmental heritage of this territory, so strongly characterised by the millenary practice of pastoralism. Transhumance used to play an important role in the region, with routes going all the way from L’Aquila to Foggia, among others. Nowadays you can discover the cultural heritage around Caramanico on foot, exploring locations in the entire region belonging to the same category of cultural heritage that are highlighted with special thematic circuit signs. It - https://lnkd.in/dwNWWMV8

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New Post: The Routes of Transhumance in Abruzzo -In and around Caramanico Terme, in the region of Abruzzo, it is possible to discover and get to know some of the most interesting places of the historical, artistic and environmental heritage of this territory, so strongly characterised by the millenary practice of pastoralism. Transhumance used to play an important role in the region, with routes going all the way from L’Aquila to Foggia, among others. Nowadays you can discover the cultural heritage around Caramanico on foot, exploring locations in the entire region belonging to the same category of cultural heritage that are highlighted with special thematic circuit signs. It - https://lnkd.in/dwNWWMV8

We at American Bird Conservancy are proud to once again be a sponsor of the Nature Forward Naturally Latinos Conference. Both this conference and the Taking Nature Black Conference (which happens again next year) are spaces to engage with numerous inspiring ideas and people. My colleague Erica Sánchez Vázquez and I are hosting an informal lunch time listening session inspired by the influential 2023 article by Leticia Soares and colleagues (Neotropical ornithology: Reckoning with historical assumptions, removing systemic barriers, and reimagining the future). While the article focuses on ornithology and academic research, many of the barriers are also relevant to biodiversity conservation. These include unreliable and limited funding, exclusion from international leadership, and restricted dissemination of knowledge (language and access barriers). The article discusses problems related to discovery narratives and parachute science as well as limitations related to research questions proposed solutions. For example, when bird research is driven by questions based on examining long-dead specimens in museums, the questions we ask will be different from those we might ask after hearing the song of a living bird in a familiar nearby forest. We are interested in questions, ideas, and possibilities, including perspectives from people who have not read the article itself. As we co-envision an ethical future for conservation, we need the ideas and involvement of people within and outside of our field of bird and habitat conservation. This is one of a series of Future of Conservation discussions and events that we are planning for ABC's 30th anniversary. Hope you can join us on Thursday at 12:30pm Eastern Time! https://lnkd.in/eR2HVJqp

New Post: Ambitions management in Šumava National Park -Šumava National Park in Czech Republic, is currently implementing ambitious management with ambition to create together with the Bavarian Forest National Park, Germany natural entity with similar long terms objectives. The Šumava National Park was created in 1991 and struggled from the first days because the park did not meet a clearly defined long-term goal. This struggle continued for nearly three decades. What a national park is and how it should be managed is clearly defined in the IUCN categorization of protected areas. Its misinterpretation in the conditions of the Šumava National Park led to a conflict between the concept - https://lnkd.in/d4PgDsXV

Here is the link to the AmeriMUNC (American University Model United Nations Conference) background guide for the committee I was moderating. Learn more about East African floriculture here:

🌊 WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW FOR THE FISH MARKET EXCURSIONS 🐟 ~ 📩Save this post for future reference. ~ 🦈 In the last days, I have received more than 50 requests for the free excursions at the fish market in Marsaxlokk. For the month of March, groups will be of 4 people (children included). ~ 👩👩👦 If you bring children, you are responsible for them. Keep in mind that this is an educational visit, where I will only share information about sharks. ~ 🐠The excursion will be divided in two groups: 🔹First group: 8:00 - 09:30 AM (4 people) 🔹Second group: 09:45 - 11:15 AM (4 people) 🎣Keep in mind that I cannot guarantee on the quantity and type of fish that will be left late in the morning. This is out of my control. ~ 🪼It is crucial to BE ON TIME. The group will not wait for your arrival to start. If, for any cause, the excursion starts later than expected, it will still be concluded at the programmed time. ~ 🪸 Please know that, even if the event is free, there is a lot of effort in the organization. If you will not be able to join, I will have to be informed at least 3 days prior the tour. ~ 📅 The date for the excursion and the registration method will be announced in the following days. Thank you for the support. Stay tuned! ~ #adrishark #fishmarket #malta #marinebiology #marsaxlokk