Offbeat Mara Camp in Mara North Conservancy: 74,000 acres owned by more than800 Maasai landowners.

We strongly believe that tourism has the capacity to protect wildlife, alleviate povertyand contribute positively to the local community.

Monthly Mara North Conservancy reports track wildlife happenings, cattle numbers and more.

The Offbeat Pride (resident around Mara Offbeat Camp) hunting right near camp, a regular occurrence!

And the young ones are a constant source of entertainment.

The Mara Predator Project also is working to track, research and support predators inMara North Conservancy. www.livingwithlions.org/mara or http://marapredatorproject.blogspot.com

At the MPP web site, www.livingwithlions.com, a complete database of Mara North Lions is being developed. Travelers can “identify their lion”.