Why Botswana's Gone Green
24
Jul
2018
WHY CAMPS IN BOTSWANA HAVE GONE GREEN

4 -min. read Find out why – and how – camps and lodges in Botswana are barely leaving footprints behind them in the building and maintenance of their properties.

18
May
2018
DEBATING THE ROLE OF TROPHY HUNTING IN AFRICA AT THE 2018 LAB

2 -min. read In a bid to break the impasse around the role of trophy hunting in Africa, Colin Bell, Ian Michler, Paul Stones and Stuart Dorrington will lead a two-sided debate at the 2018 Conservation Lab. Their aim? To collaborate on a document that will aid conservation efforts continent wide.

14
May
2018
LET’S TALK STRATEGY: AN INTERVIEW WITH DAVE BENNETT, CHIEF OF SALES AT WILDERNESS SAFARIS

7 -min. read Katie Palmer caught up with the Chief of Sales at Wilderness, Dave Bennett, to talk business strategy, and to find out how their workforce, properties and financial make-up are living embodiments of their brand’s ethos.

16
Mar
2018
GORILLA WARRIOR

7 -min. read Two years after the world was captivated by Oscar-nominated film Virunga, Park Director Emmanuel de Merode explains why tourism is the key to bringing change to the park’s wildlife and communities.

06
Jan
2017
A LONG ROAD AHEAD, BUT LOTS OF COMPANY FOR THE JOURNEY…

3 -min. read Sharon Gilbert-Rivett, Marketing Consultant at Fair Trade Tourism, shares the lessons she learned at this year’s Conservation Lab.

24
Oct
2016
KEEPING THE WOLF FROM THE DOOR

4 -min. read Many wouldn’t associate wolves with Africa, which is perhaps part of the reason the Ethiopian wolf is becoming endangered, reports Anton Crone.

24
Oct
2016
EU DECIDES FATE OF AFRICAN ELEPHANTS

4 -min. read This week a proposal to list all African elephants as Endangered Species was rejected at CITES, despite the fact that this would have effectively prohibited international trade in ivory, reports Anton Crone.

24
Oct
2016
MALAWI’S WILD REBIRTH

4 -min. read In one of the most significant translocations of wildlife in history, 500 elephants and over 1,500 heads of various other species are being translocated in Malawi on a journey of more than 300km that will replenish the depleted wildlife population of Nkhotakota Wildlife Reserve.

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