Elephants Love Blues Before Bed – A tribute to Mark Shand.

I have always felt that there is something very special about Elephants. One look in their eyes and you cannot Continue reading →

A slight detour – Growing up with the Maasai

Followers of this blog may remember my piece on how the Maasai are adapting their culture to embrace eco-tourism and Continue reading →

Costa Rica vs. Infinito Gold.

There is nothing more reliable in this world, than Mother Nature. As unpredictable as her methodology may be, the greatest Continue reading →

The Pyramid Ponies.

The western world has a lot to answer for.  Controversial as this may be, it is how I feel. This Continue reading →

Men of the Maasai: Making Changes.

The Maasai Tribe Kenya and North Tanzania are perhaps one of the most well known in Africa. Often located close Continue reading →

Palau’s Presidents: Saviours of the Seas?

Sounds like a big ask of a small island region in the pacific doesn’t it? But in true David & Goliath style, the Continue reading →

EIA – The Secret Superhero’s

Can you imagine Africa with no elephants, lions or rhino’s? Or India with no tigers? Fabled icons of childhood fantasy, Continue reading →

Guardians in Taiji.

Despite an international outcry, year after year, the blood of around 20,000 cetaceans continues to stain the water in Taiji. However, from Continue reading →