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Does Idris Elba Love Lions?
Idris Elba has a new movie, as man battles a man-eating lion. But do such films damage conservation efforts?
Learning from Elephants on #WorldElephantDay 2022
Gigantic. Gentle. Mesmerising. Social. What’s with elephants anyway? Let’s look at elephants. They’re not simply this large animal that treads the earth as if some prehistoric species, setting down imprints on the land as if one is discovering the footprints of dinosaurs. Elephants are an integral part of nature and their strong bonds with oneContinue reading “Learning from Elephants on #WorldElephantDay 2022”
World Ranger Day; Remembering & Honouring
Celebrating and Honouring those who selfishly serve our natural world World Ranger Day is celebrated on 31 July to commemorate Rangers killed or injured in the line of duty and to celebrate the work Rangers do to protect the world’s natural and cultural heritage. Spread across the globe and working on a variety of issues,Continue reading “World Ranger Day; Remembering & Honouring”
Gorilla Tourism Conserves Gorillas and Livelihoods
Through poaching and civil wars, gorillas have needed to survive and recent conservation and tourism efforts are now reaping the rewards.
18 African wild dogs, 6 cheetahs and 7 lions IN 1 HOUR!
18 African wild dogs, six cheetahs and seven lions within the space of an hour in Botswana.
Remembering Bears Kickstarter Launches
The seventh book in the Remembering Wildlife series, sees founder Margot Raggett dedicate this new edition to Bears.
More Than A Photo: The Maasai People
Maasai are known the world-over because of their unique culture, dress and residence around major wildlife reserves in East Africa.
Namibia Discards PCR Test Requirement
Fully vaccinated travellers against COVID-19 entering Namibia do not need a negative COVID-19 PCR test
Kenya Removes PCR Test Requirement
Fully vaccinated travellers against COVID-19 entering Kenya do not need a negative COVID-19 PCR test
Better Safaris 