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Protecting Giant Otters in the Pantanal

We’re proud to be supporting Projeto Ariranhas this year as they work to protect Brazil’s endangered giant otters. Led by Caroline Leuchtenberger, the team is dedicated to understanding the challenges facing these remarkable…

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Plant a Red Panda Home!

We’re excited to partner with the Red Panda Network (RPN) this year by supporting their critical habitat restoration initiative. Together, we’re working to restore degraded areas in the Eastern Himalayas,…

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London On the Edge Event in Aid of Frontline Conservation

An Evening with Dr. Julian Fennessy – Giraffe conservation with a dash of wit and wisdom! On 14 November, join us at the Royal Geographical Society in London for On the Edge, where Dr.…

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Moving Elephants: Off to Tsavo for Tino

Elephant collaring in Kenya is a critical component of modern conservation efforts aimed at protecting these majestic creatures. By fitting elephants with GPS-enabled collars, researchers and conservationists can monitor their…

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7 Destinations in Southeast Asia for Nature and Wildlife Enthusiasts

Africa is the first continent that comes to our mind when we think of nature. This is because subconsciously we associate Africa with nature as most wildlife documentaries are shot…

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If it Stays, it Pays.

Could Soil Carbon replace Trophy Hunting? By Martin Aveling When it comes to wildlife conservation, nothing quite gets people’s emotions charged like the issue of trophy hunting. Some view it…

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Holiday Guide to Zambia

For a true wilderness experience staying at small owner-run camps/lodges, and the chance to see spectacular wildlife, Zambia is sensational. Nuts and Bolts -Practicalities and plus points The international gateways…

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Holiday Guide to Kenya

Golden plains and rolling hills reminiscent of the movies, wildlife action akin to an Attenborough documentary, and warm and welcoming people – say hello to Kenya. Whether you’re planning a…

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Moon Bear Conservation: A New Dawn

Dawn was recued by Animals Asia in April 2023. She was one of five moon bears who had been held captive on a bear bile farm near Hanoi for 20…

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Against the Odds

Just over a year ago, two lionesses were caught and killed by snares set by poachers in the Papyrus Swamps of Busanga Plains, Kafue National Park in Zambia. Eight cubs,…

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