Sara, Author at Explorers Against Extinction

Where to Stay in Victoria Falls: Zambia or Zimbabwe?

Tongabezi Lodge on the Zambia side of the Falls

Victoria Falls, one of the world’s most spectacular natural wonders, straddles the border between Zimbabwe and Zambia. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is fed by the Zambezi River, with approximately…

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What is a Mobile Safari Camp?

A mobile safari camp is one of the most immersive and authentic ways to experience the wild. Unlike permanent lodges, mobile camps or bush camps have a light footprint and…

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A Dozen Toco Toucans Return to the Wild in the Southern Pantanal

In a major conservation milestone, Santa Sofia Reserve, a Wildlife Reintroduction Centre in the southern Pantanal, has successfully reintroduced a dozen toco toucans into the wild. Run by Onçafari, this…

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Pangolin Conservation: New Rescue Centre Opens

A Major Step for Pangolin Conservation On World Pangolin Day, the African Pangolin Working Group (APWG) achieved a significant milestone in the fight to protect one of Africa’s most endangered…

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Best Places to See Polar Bears

If you’ve ever taken the train from Norwich to London, you might have spotted something unexpected just past Ipswich—polar bears! Since 2023, Jimmy’s Farm in Suffolk has been home to…

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A guide to the Serengeti

The Serengeti National Park in Tanzania is one of Africa’s most iconic safari destinations, covering nearly 15,000 square kilometres. With over 350,000 visitors annually, it remains one of the most…

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Is an African Safari Worth the Money?

An experience worth the money? Custom Safari Vehicle flanked by giraffe crosses river.

An African safari is often described as the trip of a lifetime, but it’s also a significant investment. So, is it really worth the money? For those seeking meaningful, high-quality…

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Red Panda Expedition: A Journey to Nepal’s Eastern Himalaya

Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime Red Panda Expedition to the breathtaking Tinchule-Singalila Ridge, a remote haven in the Eastern Himalaya. Straddling the Nepal-India border, this pristine region is one of the…

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Hope for African Forest Elephants: Calves Born in Dzanga Sangha

Over the festive period, we gathered with our families, just as the African forest elephants in Dzanga Sangha Protected Area (DSPA) in the Central African Republic gathered with theirs. Three…

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Protecting Red Pandas: A Look at Red Panda Network’s Recent Impact Report

Red Panda Network (RPN) continues to make incredible strides in conservation, as highlighted in their recent Impact Report. A standout feature is the week-long workshop attended by 13 Restoration Guardians,…

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