A true conservationist is a man who knows that the world is not given by his fathers, but borrowed from his children.
- John James Audubon
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Media, and especially independent journalism, is getting harder than ever before.
However, at The Outdoor Journal, we have endeavored to bring you high-quality journalism and editorial insight from around the world. We always do our best to take a step back, and publish considered content that always attempts to acknowledge both sides of a story. The response to this approach is always strong and is reflected in the stories that we present below, as the biggest and often most read articles on OutdoorJournal.com in 2020. 1. Rolex vs.
Snaring, The Silent Killer: Stories From The Bush
Zambia’s wildlife is incredible, diverse, and under threat. Consumption of bush meat and trafficking in wildlife products are reaching an all-time high.
African Safari, Conservation and the Covid Connection
The struggles of Africa’s $39.2 billion tourism industry sector could cause extreme poverty, lead to an increase in poaching and severely impact wildlife populations.
Postpone, Don’t Cancel: COVID-19, Tourism and the Demise of the African Safari
As the world's press, focuses on Asia, the U.S. and Europe, Sarah Kingdom gives us another perspective on the Coronavirus from the heart of the African safari industry.
The Four Corners of Africa: Zimbabwe, Zambia, Botswana and Namibia
Impalila Island, flanked on the north by the Zambezi River and to the south by the Chobe River, is home to some spectacular wildlife. It was also home to my family, for a couple of magic days.
Into the Valley of Deception: The Central Kalahari Game Reserve
Sarah Kingdom takes us across the Zambezi River and into Botswana. Driving past the well visited national parks, and onto the huge Central Kalahari Game Reserve.
