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2025: A Year of Growth, Milestones and Memorable Moments

  • 30th December 2025
  • Sara
Rob and I always said 2025 would be a quiet year as we restructured to make the charity stronger and more transparent , and to find a proper direction for…
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Winterton-on-Sea: Pupping Season on the Norfolk Coast

  • 9th December 2025
  • Sara
Pupping Season at Winterton
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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Sketch for Survival: Autumn Auction Highlights

  • 2nd December 2025
  • Sara
Louise Hancox
This year’s Autumn Auction delivered a series of standout moments, with particularly strong bidding across the Sketch for Survival (SFS) collections and several results that mark an important milestone for…
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Have You Been Watching Kingdom? Why South Luangwa Is One of Africa’s Most Compelling Safari Destinations

  • 1st December 2025
  • Sara
Flint
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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Victoria Falls Travel Guide: Best Time to Visit, What to Expect & Where to Stay

  • 12th November 2025
  • Sara
Victoria Falls, on the border between Zimbabwe and Zambia, is one of Africa’s greatest natural wonders and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Known locally as Mosi Oa Tunya – “the…
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38 Hours in Ngorongoro – a Journey to the Crater Highlands

  • 30th October 2025
  • Sara
Ngorongoro Crater
I’ve been lucky enough to visit the Ngorongoro Crater three times over three decades. My first trip was with friends back in 1997. We stayed on the crater rim at…
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Funken Lodge, Svalbard: Arctic Luxury at the Top of the World

  • 16th September 2025
  • Sara
Funken Lodge
I wasn’t expecting many surprises from Longyearbyen, the world’s northernmost permanent settlement, founded around coal mining in the early 20th century. And I certainly wasn’t expecting to find myself staying…
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Gap Year Travel: A Guide for Young Explorers

  • 4th September 2025
  • Sara
Gap Year Travel
A gap year can be a life-changing opportunity. It’s a chance to step outside the classroom, explore the wider world, and gain real-world skills before moving on to higher education…
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Exploring Pench Tiger Reserve, Central India

  • 2nd September 2025
  • Sara
Pench Tree Lodge
In the heart of Central India lies Pench Tiger Reserve, a landscape of teak, mahua and tendu forest, rolling hills, and winding rivers. Though perhaps less well-known than Bandhavgarh or…
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Where to See Red Pandas in Nepal: Tracking A Himalayan Icon

  • 19th June 2025
  • Sara
See Red Pandas in nepal
In the remote eastern hills of Nepal, beneath the shadow of Kangchenjunga, a rare and remarkable species lives quietly among the rhododendron and bamboo forests. The red panda, elusive, endearing,…
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