The mountains are calling and I must go, and I will work on while I can, studying incessantly.
- John Muir
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A family-owned private game reserve on the banks of the Zambezi, with a vision to reintroduce wildlife, protect the forests and restore the area.
ENVIRONMENT
Prints For Wildlife: 2021 Edition
A print fundraiser to spread hope for nature in times of COVID-19. Supporting parks managed in partnership with local governments by African Parks.
Bringing Intersectionality to Modern Environmentalism
Intersectional Environmentalism is a recent perspective in sustainability that advocates for the inclusive protection of people and the planet.
Finlandâs Dirty Secret – Part 3: A Sustainable Transition
Finland's goal to reach climate neutrality within the next 15 years requires a sustainable energy transition, but the country is still in denial about the harms of peat extraction.
Char Dham Highway Project: A Reckless Road to Salvation
John Mcphee described the Himalayas as the âcrowning achievement of the Indo-Australian plateâ in his Pulitzer Prize-winning book, âAnnals of the Former Worldâ.
Update: The Mauritian Oil Disaster, Dead Dolphins, a Sunk Ship and a Birthday Party
Thousands have protested, and environmentalists have expressed grave concerns, as the area affected by the oil spill from the Japanese vessel, MV Wakashio continues to decline.
Snaring, The Silent Killer: Stories From The Bush
Zambiaâs wildlife is incredible, diverse, and under threat. Consumption of bush meat and trafficking in wildlife products are reaching an all-time high.
An Update: The Mauritian Oil Spill in Pictures
The ship that struck a reef in Mauritius, on July 25th, leaking tons of oil into nearby protected areas, has split apart, with its remaining fuel now spreading into the islandâs turquoise waters.
