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Articles
Brian has an extensive back catalogue of articles which can be found on this page.
The Telegraph - 16 Sept 2008
To woo back visitors, Kenya must learn from a private wildlife sanctuary, says Brian Jackman.
The Telgraph - 16 Sept 2008
In South Africa's Londolozi Reserve, a unique bond has grown between man and leopard, reports Brian Jackman
The Telegraph - 16 Sept 2008
In Kenya, the Masai have laid down their spears to save the king of beasts, the lion. Brian Jackman reports on a ground-breaking conservation initiative.
The Telegraph - 3 Sept 2008
Autumn is one of the most atmospheric times to visit Grance - as Brian Jackman discovers among the cider orchards of Normandy.
The Telegraph - 11 Jan 2008
As thousands of pink-footed geese flock from the Nordic countries to Norfolk, Brian Jackman sees one of the greatest wildlife shows in Europe.
The Telegraph - 24 Aug 2007
Brian Jackman has spent much of the past three decades watchiing wildlife in Africa. But the activity in the wilds of the Highlands and islands, he argues, can be every bit as thrilling.
The Telegraph - 12 March 2007
Want to escape your fellow tourists on safari? Opening a five-page guide, Brian Jackman recommends a visit to the Northern Serengeti - A Masai Mara without the crowds.
The Telegraph - 14 Apr 2006
Brian Jackman report on plans for yet another lodge on the Ngorongoro Crater.
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Sunday Times articles below (full list of articles can be found here):
The Sunday Times - 13 Apr 2008
If you're happy to spend a whole day swinging in a hammock with an easy novel, just go to Lamu, says Brian Jackman.
The Sunday Times - 30 Mar 2008
Sure, they look sweet - but up close, polar bears are bloodthirsty predators with 5in claws.
The Sunday Times - 25 Nov 2007
So we're all au fait with renting a cottage in the Lakes or a villa on the Costas. How about trying it on safari? Brian Jackman explains. The Sunday Times
Brian Jackman, Sunday Times correspondent in khaki, picks the best of the wild bunch
The Sunday Times - 28 Jan 2007
Lions and tigers are so last year. Brian Jackman, our safari expert, goes on a butterfly hunt in Hungary.
The Sunday Times – 2 April 2006 Brian Jackman journeyed with us into the heart of the Kalahari during the heaviest rainy season for many years - visiting the Central Kalahari Game Reserve and Deception Valley Lodge, the Boteti River area and Meno a Kwena tented camp, as well as Jack's Camp, on the great Makgadikgadi Salt Pans. (Expert Africa) Freelance articles:
Travel Africa Magazine - Issue 35
A month of heavy rain is enough to transform central Botswana's arid plains into grasslands teeming with mammals, butterflies and birds, says Brian Jackman.
Travel Africa Magazine - Issue 32
Bush tracks, or ocean breezes? Elephants, zebras and wild dogs, or pods of dolphins and shoals of irridescent fish? Sundowners under a sacred mountain, or cocktails in a softly swinging hammock? Finding it impossible to choose? In Kenya and Tanzania, you don’t have to. On a bespoke bush-and-beach safari, you really can get the best of both worlds, says Brian Jackman.
Brian has written many articles for Travel Africa Magazine including; Botswana: Seductive Selinda, Kenya: Tsavo National Park, The Attraction of Africa, Namibia: Etosha National Park, Tanzania: Lake Mayara, An African Love Affair and Secret Serengeti.
BA Highlife Magazine
Brian Jackman first went on a Zambian walking safari more than 25 years ago. Returning recently, he found the African bush as magical as ever.
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