Majete Wildlife Reserve Waterhole - Camera 1

Majete Wildlife Reserve Cam 1 - Broadcasting live from the Majete Wildlife Reserve in Malawi, Africa! The Majete Wildlife Reserve, covering approximately 270 square miles in Malawi's south west, is a mosaic of undulating hills, grassy plains, and mixed woodlands punctuated by star chestnut and mahogany trees.

Majete has been a pioneer for large-scale wildlife reintroductions with over 3,000 animals belonging to 17 species reintroduced over 20 years. Births of wild dog pups, and giraffe and black rhino calves have provided evidence of these species thriving.

This camera captures a vital waterhole where the reserve's diverse wildlife—including zebras, antelopes, and other species—gather to drink throughout the day. The waterhole is a focal point of activity in this restored habitat, offering viewers an authentic window into the daily rhythms of African wildlife and the conservation success of Majete's reintroduction programs. Watch the natural interactions and behaviors of multiple species sharing this essential resource in real time.

Visit the Majete Wildlife Reserve here: https://visitmajete.org/