It’s a hard question, but one that everyone should ask themselves, if they are to be truly serious about helping our planet.
Tag Archives: eco tourism
The Ethics of Wildlife Interactions
Boundaries; not everyone likes them, but they’re an important part of our friendship with wild animals, and in turn, tourism. Despite efforts advocating for responsible wildlife viewing, there has been a parallel action by both the general pubic (ie. tourists) and indeed professionals in their field (ie. tour guides, photographers and filmmakers), that requires debateContinue reading “The Ethics of Wildlife Interactions”
6 Great Ways to Save $$$’s on Safari
One of the major common hurdles when planning a vacation, is money, and that’s particularly true when it comes to planning a safari. Safaris, in our opinion, are not meant to be cheap, they are in fact a necessary part of our approach to tourism to promote & increase sustainability and help finance conservation. TheContinue reading “6 Great Ways to Save $$$’s on Safari”
7 Glorious Facts About Cheetah
Read our new blog… Doting mothers and skilful hunters, cheetah are intolerably beautiful.
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.
3 Highly Recommended Conservation Safari Experiences
Here, we take a look at a select few conservation safari experiences in Africa.
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.
World Wildlife Day: Connect With Nature
With so many things in common, why are we so disconnected with the natural world? Many people talk of reaching a common ground, a mutual understanding, but when it comes to nature, humans are so far away from reaching this understanding with nature that it results in the abuse and enslaving nature. Beyond watching theContinue reading “World Wildlife Day: Connect With Nature”
Better Safaris 