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Packing for a Wildlife Trip: Check the Smallest Flight First
When planning a wildlife holiday, it is easy to start with binoculars, a camera and the prospect of seeing animals in their natural habitat. Luggage arrangements tend to receive less…
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Counting Giraffe in the Congo
In 2019, an invitation to join a wildlife monitoring flight over Garamba National Park in the Democratic Republic of the Congo gave me a memorable introduction to the challenges of protecting…
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Wild Wonders of India 2028: A Small-Group Wildlife Adventure
16–27 March 2028 | Satpura & Bandhavgarh National Parks | Maximum 10 guests India is an exciting wildlife destination, offering extraordinary landscapes and the chance to encounter some of…
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5 Reasons to Explore Nature From the Sea
A walk along the coast can reveal plenty of wildlife, but heading onto the water gives you a different perspective. Cliffs reveal hidden ledges, and marine animals move through the waters…
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What to Pack for a Safari That Supports Conservation, Not Just Comfort
Safari packing usually focuses purely on comfort and practicality, while the choices behind what actually goes in the bag rarely get considered from a conservation angle. A traveller drawn to…
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How responsible safari travel can help protect East Africa’s wildlife
A safari creates a rare opportunity to see wildlife in the landscapes where it naturally belongs. Yet the way a trip is planned can influence those same ecosystems long after visitors return…
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Remembering Baraka on World Rhino Day
Ten years ago, I visited Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya. It’s a visit that left a lasting impression on me. It was there that I came face to face with Sudan, the last male northern white…
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The Interconnectedness of Travel and Conservation
Exploring the world’s most beautiful places often sparks a deep desire to protect them. The connection between seeing a fragile ecosystem with your own eyes and feeling a personal…
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World Elephant Day: Conservation Begins with Community
For many people, elephant conservation is synonymous with the fight against poaching. While that challenge remains, it is only part of the story. The theme of World Elephant Day 2026, marked…
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Waterlovers Diani Beach Review: Perfect in Combination with a Kenya Safari
Set directly on Diani Beach, around 35 kilometres south of Mombasa, Waterlovers is a perennial client favourite and a place where life slows to the rhythm of the tides. The soft white sand,…
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Travel Can Support Conservation Only If We Take Responsibility for Its Carbon Footprint
For many people, travel creates a lasting connection with nature. Standing beside ancient forests, diving among coral reefs, or witnessing wildlife in its natural habitat often inspires a…
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“The Odyssey we should all be following”: Tiger man reaches halfway in epic 1,000-mile walk
On the eve of World Tiger Day, the above quote from a well-known British headmaster is not far off the mark. After 500 gruelling miles walking across Britain with a nine-foot tiger strapped to…
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