Central Africa has an incredible variety of species found in very few parts of the world. Zambia is also home to two sets of incredible migrations, one being the largest mammal migration in the world, the Straw-Colored Fruit Bat in Kasanka National Park, and the second largest wildebeest migration in Africa down in Liuwa Plains.
Bangweulu Wetlands is home to the elusive shoebill stork's nesting grounds, the southernmost location where you can find this almost prehistoric looking species of bird.
There are also a variety of species endemic to specific areas across both Malawi and Zambia, like Lake Malawi that is home to over 700 species of cichlids, many endemics to this incredible body of water. 
The Thornicroft Giraffe and Cookson's Wildebeest are also endemic to Zambia and have thriving numbers across South Luangwa, North Luangwa and Luambe National Park. 
Malawi is also home to various endemic chameleons, geckos and lizards, like the Mount Mulanje Chameleon, Chapman's pygmy Chameleon, King Dwarf Gecko, Mulanje Skink and the Nyika Serpentiform Skink.
Not to mention species of frogs, birds, such as the Yellow-throated Apalis, mice and dormice, butterflies, moths, spiders and over 50 endemic plant species!

We're able to tailor-make a tour dedicated to certain species that may add to your interests or research.
We can ensure you have what you need to do your work, like providing generators and lights for night work, allocating a dedicated guide who is able to assist you in the field, ensuring you have a vehicle large enough for your equipment and able to get across terrain you might need to access. We can ensure you're catered for with packed breakfasts, lunches and dinners or ensure you have camping equipment at hand for a remote and wild set-up on your journey!