Authors Jeannette Hanby and David Bygott visited the Mangola area of northern Tanzania for the first time in 1984, and were amazed at the diverse human cultures, wildlife and scenic beauty of the Lake Eyasi basin. From house-sitting an onion farm they progressed to building their own home and creative studio in the bush, and forging relationships with the farmers, pastoralists, foragers and other neighbors who lived nearby. Each book is a collection of stories about village life, wildlife interactions, visiting researchers, and journeys of exploration. The stories are illustrated with drawings, photos and maps.
You can learn more about the books and how to buy them at: www.hanby-bygott-books.com