In Tribute: Dr Iain Douglas-Hamilton (1942–2025)
The conservation world has lost one of its true giants. We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Dr Iain Douglas-Hamilton CBE, whose life’s work transformed the way…
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Winterton-on-Sea: Pupping Season on the Norfolk Coast
Winterton-on-Sea has always been my favourite place on the Norfolk coast. What keeps drawing me back is the sense of change through the seasons. In May, it’s the arrival of…
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Have You Been Watching Kingdom? Why South Luangwa Is One of Africa’s Most Compelling Safari Destinations
Filmed over four years and focusing on the Nsefu Sector in South Luangwa National Park, the BBC series Kingdom follows Africa’s apex predators through shifting seasons, scarce resources and moments…
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Award Winners Announced at Oxo Gallery, London
As our autumn exhibition season draws to a close, we’re thrilled to announce the winners of this year’s creative competitions: Focus for Survival, Sketch for Survival, and Sketch for Survival…
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Dr. Tshering Tempa: Bhutan’s Tiger Guardian
High in the mountains of Bhutan, where forests cover its steep valleys and ridges, one of the world’s most elusive predators still roams. The Bengal tiger, more often associated with…
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A Single-Dose Vaccine Brings New Hope for Koalas
Australia has just taken a big step forward in the fight to save its koalas. A single-dose vaccine against chlamydia, a disease responsible for infertility, blindness, and death in wild…
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Project Update: Planting Homes for Red Pandas in Nepal
High in the Eastern Himalayas, amongst rhododendron forests, Himalayan birch, fir, pine and bamboo thickets, lives one of the world’s most endearing and elusive animals: the red panda. But this…
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Giant Otters Return to Argentina After 40 Years
The giant otter (Pteronura brasiliensis) is one of South America’s most charismatic yet endangered species. Known as the “river wolf,” it can grow up to 1.8 m (almost 6 ft)…
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Paul Goldstein: Running Wild for Tigers and Conservation
I first met Paul in the 1990’s when we were both working at Exodus. From the outset, it was impossible not to be swept up in his energy, humour and…
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Paying for Protection: National Park Fees and the Future of Responsible Safaris
Planning a safari in East Africa? You may have noticed that park fees are on the rise, especially in Kenya and Tanzania. These charges, paid in addition to your lodge…
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