If
you are interested in purchasing any Cowabunga merchandise, please
contact us at
info@cowabungasafaris.com,
or use the order
form available in pdf format.
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COWABUNGA
SAFARIS T-SHIRT
(Full-colour Africa Logo)
M, L, XL, XXL
Light Khaki, Sand, Olive
$17.00 each |
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AFRICAN
SAFARI JOURNAL
by Mark Nolting
$16.95 each
African Safari Journal is the revised and greatly expanded 4th Edition
by Mark Nolting with illustrations by Duncan Bucthart, the noted South
African artist. The 288-page Journal includes a Wildlife/Botany Guide
(over 175 illustrations), a language guide, a trip organizer, a safari
directory, over 50 maps of African countries, parks and reserves,
journal pages for your personal dairy, and the all important checklist
for recording your sightings of mammal, birds, reptiles, and trees. |
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I’D
RATHER BE ON SAFARI: Adventures and Reflections from Over 100 Safaris
by Gary K. Clarke
Order
Form PDF
(Topeka, Kansas: Baranski Publishing Company, 2002. 216 pp. Maps.
Illustrations. Glossary. Hardback. Full-colour dustjacket.)
$26.95 each
Gary says: “(My) book is not a ‘continuous story.’
I realize now that I have been writing it for quite some time –
probably since my first Safari in 1974. I’ve maintained a Journal
from each Safari, so the book is a collection of vignettes from various
journeys as well as thoughts and philosophies about wildlife and Safaris
in Africa. I think the book will have particular significance to those
who have been on Safari. It also should appeal to those who have dreamed
of going on Safari. The book is more than just wildlife stories. I’ve
tried to convey my feelings for Africa…” |
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SAFARI
NOTE CARDS by Gary K. Clarke
Set of 8 cards (4 scenes)
$10.00 pack
Gary’s note cards depict select scenes from some of his safaris,
photographed in Zimbabwe, Kenya, Namibia and Tanzania. They make excellent
gifts, particularly those who need a small thank you during the holiday
season.
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The
United States, South Africa and Africa:
OF GRAND FOREIGN POLICY AIMS AND MODEST MEANS
by Brian J. Hesse
Purchase
at Amazon.com
(Aldershot, England; Burlington, USA; Singapore; Sydney: Ashgate Publishers,
August 2001. xvi + 238 pp. Figures. Illustrations. Notes. Select Bibliography.
Index. Hardback.)
Book available at Amazon.com, Ashgate.com, BN.com, etc.
The United States is a global superpower at the heart of the international
system; South Africa is a regional hegemon on a peripheral continent.
Yet, despite the US and South Africa's disparate positions in the
international order, in this book Dr. Brian J. Hesse makes the claim
that the foreign policies of each toward Africa in the 1990s evolved
comparably, ultimately becoming strikingly similar near the end of
the decade. A
central feature of this comparable evolution and eventual congruence,
he
argues, is the correlation between "grand foreign policy aims"
- the overarching tenets and doctrines which prevailed in US and South
African foreign policies toward Africa - and "modest means"
- the limited availability or limited utilization of resources. |
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