Sara, Author at Explorers Against Extinction

Waterlovers Diani Beach Review: Perfect in Combination with a Kenya Safari

Back in a cold, grey November in Blighty, we’d hatched a plan to reward ourselves with a few days holiday on the Kenya coast after spending time visiting project partners…

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World Elephant Day: Conservation Begins with Community

When most people think about elephant conservation, they picture anti-poaching patrols, orphaned calves or the ivory trade. Those challenges remain real, but today the conversation is broader and, in many…

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Manja Begins Her Journey Home

There was an emotional milestone this month for the team at the Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre (BSBCC) as Manja embarked on the next stage of her rehabilitation, leaving the…

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Following the Lives of the Mara’s Great Bulls

How knowing individual elephants is helping shape conservation in Kenya We filmed these two magnificent bulls during our visit to the Mara Elephant Project (MEP) in Kenya this February. At…

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The Birds You’ll Remember Long After the Safari Ends

This weekend we’ll be at the Global Birdfair at Rutland Water. Over the years, Birdfair has grown into a fantastic event, bringing together people who love wildlife, conservation and responsible…

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From Rescue to Recovery: Nthambi’s Story

Supporting Pangolin Care in Malawi Last year, thanks to funds raised through Sketch for Survival 2025, Explorers Against Extinction partnered with Lilongwe Wildlife Trust (LWT) to support its pangolin conservation…

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Shinde Camp Review, Okavango Delta, Botswana

Waiting beside the Xakanaxa airstrip in Moremi, I was scanning the horizon for the familiar shape of a small Safari Air aircraft when the sound of rotor blades cut across…

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Keeping Track of edwin

When Rob and I visited the Mara Elephant Project (MEP) headquarters in Kenya earlier this year, one thing quickly became clear: conservation in the Greater Mara increasingly relies on technology…

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