Today you will be supporting an important conservation program close to our heart. The Uganda Carnivore Program is dedicated to monitoring, researching, and protecting the predators in the parks of Uganda and encouraging co-existence between wildlife and humans through community-based wildlife conservation initiatives.   On this unique lion tracking activity, you will join a team of researchers from the program as they head into the bush to monitor some of the lions in the park, using GPS tracking devices. The data collected will further the conservation program, while you get a unique and intimate insight into the lives and habits of these fascinating predators.        Later in the day when the sun is high in the sky and the animals make their way to the river for a drink, we will head to Kazinga Channel for an exciting boat safari. You will spot more hippos today than you can possibly imagine. Herds of elephants and buffalo will also wander down to the shoreline for a drink and a bath in the cooling waters. A boat safari is a fantastic way to get close to wildlife and for many visitors the boat safari is the highlight of their visit to Queen Elizabeth National Park.  Accommodation:Ihamba Safari Lodge Meal plan:Breakfast & Dinner