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60 and Fearless: Sarah’s Skydive for Wildlife

Last weekend, supporter Sarah Ogston-Bernard celebrated her 60th birthday in spectacular style – by jumping out of a plane! Her incredible skydive has already raised over £1,700 for Explorers Against…

Sundowners with a Sustainable Twist

Zambian honeycomb

Sundowners are a great safari tradition, especially in private reserves and concessions where you can enjoy this moment out in the bush, surrounded by spectacular scenery as the sun dips…

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When Wildlife Tourism Crosses the Line

Recent scenes from the Serengeti, captured by wildlife guide Nick Kleer, have sent shockwaves through tourism circles and reignited the debate about whether wildlife tourism does more harm than good.…

Stick Your Neck Out for Giraffe

Giraffe Conservation

World Giraffe Day | 21 June 2025 This World Giraffe Day, we’re celebrating one of the world’s most iconic yet overlooked species, and the dedicated conservation efforts giving giraffe populations…

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From Forest to Black Market The Economics of Poaching

economics of poaching

To truly understand how poaching persists despite international bans, fierce law enforcement, and global awareness campaigns, we need to follow the money and the movement. At first glance, poaching might…

Kangchenjunga at 70: Honouring a Mountain, Its People, and a Vision for the Future

Rebecca Stephens

Last Thursday at the Royal Geographical Society in London, we joined Himalayan Trust UK in marking 70 years since the first ascent of Kangchenjunga, the world’s third-highest mountain. It was…

In Search of Ghosts: Snow Leopard Conservation in India’s High Himalaya

Spiti Valley

In the remote reaches of northern India, high above the tree line, where the air thins and prayer flags flutter on icy winds, lives one of the world’s most elusive…

An Historic Homecoming for Grauer’s Gorillas

In a landmark moment for gorilla conservation, four female eastern lowland gorillas—also known as Grauer’s gorillas—have been translocated to the heart of Virunga National Park in the Democratic Republic of…

Unwritten Courage: A Sketch for Survival Connection Inspiring Elephant Conservation

Rescued elephants at ENP

We’re always thrilled to hear how Sketch for Survival sparks meaningful connections — and sometimes, these connections grow into something special. That’s exactly what happened when Explorers Against Extinction supporter…

Spotting the Future: Cheetahs Set to Return to South Luangwa

Cheetah with Cub in Kafue

Cheetahs may soon once again roam the open plains of Zambia’s South Luangwa National Park. According to the Zambian Carnivore Programme’s (ZCP) 2024 Annual Impact Report, plans to reintroduce cheetahs…

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