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A fairy tern in flight on Aride, where birds outnumber people by 1.25 million to 10.
Franky Baccus from White Sands Adventures tours Police Bay on Mahé, where rain creates circular impressions in the sand.
Gerard Payet, host at Secret Villa on La Digue, with a coco de mer tree.
Dr Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka picks ripe berries on a coffee safari, visiting a farm benefiting from the Conservation Through Public Health Gorilla Conservation Coffee scheme.
Farmer Deo Karegyesa, who launched a Save Our Lions campaign this year, uses chillies to keep predators away from his crops.
Murchison Falls, one of the world’s most powerful waterfalls, spilling over an escarpment at the northernmost tip of Africa’s Western Rift Valley.
Dr Ludvig and his team from Uganda Carnivore Program search for collared lions in Queen Elizabeth National Park.
Chimpanzee trekking from Budongo Eco Lodge offers a window into the lives of the animals.
The peaks of the volcanic Virunga Massif, seen from Nkuringo Bwindi Gorilla Lodge.
A resident of the Batwa community of Sanurio village, high in the hills of Nkuringo.