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How Global Commodity Demand Can Affect Wildlife Habitats

Explore how farming, mining, energy production and global supply chains can place pressure on biodiversity, and what more responsible sourcing can do. A morning coffee, a chocolate bar, a new…

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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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What Every Wildlife Enthusiast Should Have in Their Kit

Whether you’re an experienced naturalist or just beginning to explore the outdoors, having the right equipment can make every wildlife adventure more enjoyable and productive. From woodland walks and birdwatching…

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Iceland Summer Tours: A Sustainable Way to Experience the Land of Fire and Ice

If you’re dreaming of exploring waterfalls bathed in golden evening light, hiking across ancient glaciers, or standing alone on a black sand beach long after most visitors have returned to…

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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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Kaziranga Beyond the Rhinos

Kaziranga National Park in Assam is often defined by a single statistic – home to around two-thirds of the world’s remaining greater one-horned rhinos. Yet this extraordinary landscape is about…

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Black Rhinos Return to Zimbabwe’s Matusadona National Park

Three decades after black rhinos disappeared from Zimbabwe’s Matusadona National Park, the species is returning to the shores of Lake Kariba in one of southern Africa’s most encouraging wildlife restoration…

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More than just nylon: the definitive guide to choosing your outdoor sanctuary

Have you ever found yourself staring at the ceiling of a tent at 3:00 AM, listening to the rhythmic, wet slapping of rain-soaked fabric against your forehead? Or perhaps you’ve…

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