Saving Africa’s lions
The African lion is one of the most iconic species in the world. Just look at all the lions in art, as statues, on logos, on flags. The door ...
The African lion is one of the most iconic species in the world. Just look at all the lions in art, as statues, on logos, on flags. The door ...
Nairobi National Park is right up against a densely populated city, a situation to which both lions and humans need to adapt.
She was a lion alone after her pride had been shot and the only creatures who didn’t run from her were us, so we became her family.
After being caught in the gaze of an angry growling lion only metres away, I – a young Zambian – was inspired to dedicate my life to saving them.
Building a base for a population that became locally extinct has been a slow but highly successful project in the magical Waterberg Biosphere.
How and why did a quiet, introverted girl from deep in the rural Eastern Cape end up sharing her life story because of birds? Let me tell you.
Being a conservationist doesn’t always mean donning khaki gear and wielding binoculars in the wilderness. While fieldwork is undeniably exciting, conservation encompasses much more – it’s about negotiating and
Over the years, I’ve witnessed the gradual disappearance of rare and endangered birds from Lesotho, a trend that is deeply concerning. During many field excursions across the country’s ...
My work with the Southern Bald Ibis has included spending hours driving – mostly alone – through spectacularly scenic landscapes of South Africa and Lesotho to monitor breeding colonies.
Seeing an albatross glide and soar effortlessly over stormy seas in winds that would easily topple you is pure magic. Albatrosses embody the power and mystery of the oceans.
The African lion is one of the most iconic species in the world. Just look at all the lions in art, as statues, on logos, on flags. The door ...
Nairobi National Park is right up against a densely populated city, a situation to which both lions and humans need to adapt.
She was a lion alone after her pride had been shot and the only creatures who didn’t run from her were us, so we became her family.
After being caught in the gaze of an angry growling lion only metres away, I – a young Zambian – was inspired to dedicate my life to saving them.
Building a base for a population that became locally extinct has been a slow but highly successful project in the magical Waterberg Biosphere.
How and why did a quiet, introverted girl from deep in the rural Eastern Cape end up sharing her life story because of birds? Let me tell you.
Being a conservationist doesn’t always mean donning khaki gear and wielding binoculars in the wilderness. While fieldwork is undeniably exciting, conservation encompasses much more – it’s about negotiating and
Over the years, I’ve witnessed the gradual disappearance of rare and endangered birds from Lesotho, a trend that is deeply concerning. During many field excursions across the country’s ...
My work with the Southern Bald Ibis has included spending hours driving – mostly alone – through spectacularly scenic landscapes of South Africa and Lesotho to monitor breeding colonies.
Seeing an albatross glide and soar effortlessly over stormy seas in winds that would easily topple you is pure magic. Albatrosses embody the power and mystery of the oceans.