Over Tourism in the Serengeti
Crowds and vehicles can cause herds to hesitate, divert or abandon crossings altogether- a change with potentially serious ecological consequences.
Greater Serengeti Conservation Society
Educational Resources
Ndutu: The Heart of the Great Migration’s Calving Season
Ndutu, located in the southern part of the Serengeti-Mara ecosystem straddle in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area (NCAA) and Serengeti National…
Serengeti Expands with the inclusion of Lake Victoria
The world’s largest tropical lake, Lake Victoria – Africa’s largest by surface area- has recently been linked to the Serengeti,…
The Impact of Climate Change on the Greater Serengeti Mara Ecosystem
Joseph Ogutu, a scientist on our Scientific Committee, has published an extensive research paper on the significance of weather changes and its implications for the GSME.
Atlas of Ungulate Migration
Dr Grant Hopcraft, chairman of the society’s scientific committee, alongside 80 international scientists, has launched the Atlas of Ungulate Migration,…
Serengeti Forever Brochure
Serengeti Forever – A dynamic ecosystem at work for four million years.