March 3rd marks World Wildlife Day
World Wildlife Day is an international celebration declared by the United Nations, dedicated to raising awareness of the world’s wild animals and plants.
World Wildlife Day is an international celebration declared by the United Nations, dedicated to raising awareness of the world’s wild animals and plants.
Focuses on both hippo species in Africa (common hippo and pygmy hippo). Highlights their ecological role in rivers and declines from habitat loss and poaching.
🐦 February 2nd marks World Ostrich Day. World Ostrich Day celebrates the world’s largest living bird ...
🦅January 31st marks International Zebra Day. Zebra Day is an opportunity to celebrate one of Africa’s most visually striking animals.....
Celebrated annually on December 4
🦅September 6th marks International Vulture Awareness Day – a global initiative held every first Saturday of September......
Raises awareness of the African wild dog (painted wolf), one of Africa’s most endangered carnivores.
World Elephant Day (12 August) is a moment to reflect on the beauty, intelligence, and vulnerability of one of Africa’s most iconic species.
A new safari report is now online, following a 7-day fly-in photographic journey through Nyerere and Ruaha — two of Southern Tanzania’s most rewarding wilderness areas.
Over the years, my photographic journey across Africa has taken me through some of the continent’s most iconic and contrasting landscapes.
From the vast deserts of Namibia to the floodplains of Botswana, from the dramatic wildlife scenes of Zimbabwe to the classic savannahs of Kenya, Africa has shaped both my photographic eye and my understanding of what a true photographic safari should be.
From the vast deserts of Namibia to the floodplains of Botswana, from the dramatic wildlife scenes of Zimbabwe to the classic savannahs of Kenya, Africa has shaped both my photographic eye and my understanding of what a true photographic safari should be.