History Research at Mutinondo We facilitate and encourage research in the area, offering special rates for scientists working in the Mutinondo Wilderness.
History Mushrooms and Mushrooming During the rains, hunt for the largest edible mushroom in the world, Termitomyces titanicus, the "Chingulungulu"!
History Birds of Mutinondo An Important Bird Area with 374 species, renowned as the best site in the world for the Chestnut-headed Flufftail and the Bar-winged Weaver.
History Mammals of Mutinondo Mutinondo's mammals are truly wild, unfenced and free-range, treat it as an honour when they stay in the area.
History Butterflies of Mutinondo With at least 205 species present, Mutinondo has nearly triple the number of butterflies recorded from the entirety of the U.K.
History Botany, Miombo Woodland and Wild Flowers Over 1600 plant and tree species have been confirmed from the pristine Miombo woodland that surrounds Mutinondo.
History Smaller Wildlife of Mutinondo Mutinondo may have few large mammals around, but the wilderness area is teeming with wildlife, from ornate beetles to colourful grasshoppers.
History Grasshoppers and Crickets (Order Orthoptera) An illustrated checklist of the grasshoppers and crickets of Mutinondo, from true grasshoppers to katydids, locusts and leaf-rolling crickets.
History Dragonflies and Damselflies (Order Odonata) An illustrated checklist of the dragonflies and damselflies of Mutinondo, from emperor dragonflies to jewel damselflies and demoiselles.
History History and Prehistory From microliths and pottery fragments to stone-age artwork, Mutinondo offers an abundance of archaeological clues to the area's heritage.
History Inselbergs: Geology and Formation These massive granite domes, or whalebacks, are a spectacular feature of the Mutinondo Wilderness Area.
