Journey to a Waterfall A Biologist in Africa

From the age of ten, the author was determined to be
involved with African wildlife. This memoir recounts how he
was able to fulfil this dream, travelling through Kenya,
Tanzania, Ethiopia, Sudan, Zimbabwe, Malawi and Egypt,
as well as the Yemen, which biologically is almost Africa.
He tells of being captured by Eritrean guerillas, seeing
Gelada baboons in the Ethiopian highlands and the huge
migrations of zebra and wildebeest in the Serengeti, doing
research on termites in Darfur as well as assessing
agricultural problems in the highest fastnesses of the
Yemeni mountains, gazing in awe at the Pyramids of Giza
and marvelling at the Victoria Falls in full flow.