Live Webcams in Hwange National Park

Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe, is the country's largest park, a sweep of Kalahari sand and teak woodland in the west with one of the biggest elephant populations in Africa, and the live webcams in Hwange watch where all of it comes to drink: the pumped waterholes and springs that are the park's only permanent water. The kinds of spots a Hwange webcam watches are a spring in the woodland and a waterhole on an open plain, where elephant herds arrive in their hundreds and lions, wild dogs, sable and giraffe take their turns. The park keeps Central Africa Time, UTC+2, with no daylight saving, so first light is a European dawn and the evening crush at the water falls at a European late afternoon. Hwange, once spelled Wankie, is home to more than 100 mammal species. July to October, the dry season, is when the herds crowd the water.