Endangered Species • 02/06/2026 Nigeria's new wildlife law raises the bar for endangered species protection across West Africa
Eco-friendly Travel • 17/07/2026 The hum replacing the diesel roar: what electric game drive vehicles mean for the safari you know
African Savannah • 31/01/2026 The journey of animals after death: understanding where animals go when they die
African Savannah • 20/05/2026 Private conservancy or national park: where your safari dollars make the biggest difference
Eco-friendly Travel • 13/08/2026 South Africa's Thula ESV: the first purpose-built electric game drive vehicle hits production Thula ESV, South Africa’s first purpose-built electric safari vehicle, enters production, reshaping game drives, lodge economics and sustainable wildlife travel across Africa.
Conservation Efforts • 11/08/2026 Do tourists stress safari animals? What a year of dung samples reveals New hormone data from Somabula Nature Reserve shows how safari tourism affects stress in impala, zebra, wildebeest and giraffe, and what responsible travelers should do.
Conservation Efforts • 08/08/2026 How 292 Rwandans are building a conservation economy around Volcanoes National Park How 292 Rwandans around Volcanoes National Park use enterprise, not charity, to link gorilla tourism, jobs and long-term wildlife conservation in Rwanda.
Endangered Species • 08/07/2026 Into the gorilla wilderness: refined trekking, real conservation impact Discover how gorilla wilderness in Rwanda, Uganda, and the Congo functions as a living classroom for conservation. Learn about ethical gorilla trekking, permits, community benefits, and practical planning tips for a responsible primate safari. by Hassan Fitzroy
Wildlife Hotspots • 25/06/2026 The camera changes the safari: how photography is reshaping where lodges build and what guides prioritise Discover how wildlife photography is reshaping African safaris, from lodge design and guiding ethics to smartphone snaps, bookings, and conservation impact.
Conservation Efforts • 13/06/2026 When the conservancy belongs to the community: why ownership changes everything on safari Discover how community-owned conservancies in Kenya and across Africa are reshaping safaris, from Naboisho’s lease model in the Masai Mara to women-led guiding in Laikipia, with data-backed insights on income, governance and conservation impact.
Eco-friendly Travel • 26/05/2026 Can wildlife tourism scale without loving nature to death? Wildlife tourism is forecast to reach about $381 billion in value. Explore how to balance economic growth with conservation, from national parks to private conservancies, and what travellers can do to support truly sustainable safaris.
Budgeting Tips • 15/05/2026 Wildlife tourism on track to hit $381 billion: what the boom means for your next safari Explore how wildlife tourism market growth toward 2026 is reshaping safaris on the ground, from vehicle density and new regulations to conservation funding, community benefits, and responsible booking choices.
African Savannah • 13/05/2026 Bush yoga, forest therapy, and digital detox: the wellness safari grows up Plan a wellness safari Africa retreat that blends serious wildlife, bush spa rituals, forest therapy and digital detox across Kenya, South Africa and Botswana.
Conservation Efforts • 08/05/2026 Wild dogs return to Zimanga: what the reintroduction means for KwaZulu-Natal safaris Discover how the Zimanga wild dog reintroduction in northern KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, is reshaping conservation, data-driven safaris and family wildlife travel.
Regenerative tourism in practice: when the lodge gives back more than it takes Eco-friendly Travel • 09/05/2026 Regenerative tourism in practice: when the lodge gives back more than it takes Discover how regenerative safari tourism in Africa goes beyond sustainability to restore ecosystems, fund wildlife conservation and support local communities, with real examples, impact metrics and guidance on spotting genuine conservation focused safaris. by Eliott Montgomery
Endangered Species • 04/04/2026 How a mountain gorilla nose becomes a passport to survival in the wild Explore how the mountain gorilla nose, with its unique prints and high-altitude adaptations, underpins identification, respiratory health, and modern conservation efforts. by Eliott Montgomery
Endangered Species • 20/03/2026 Are gorillas monkeys or great apes? what every safari traveler should know Are gorillas monkeys or great apes? Learn how evolution, biology, and social structure shape gorilla trekking, photography, and ethical safari planning. by Hugo-Paul Lemoine
Endangered Species • 01/03/2026 Africa’s most threatened wildlife: a safari guide to animals that are endangered in Africa A safari journalist’s guide to animals that are endangered in Africa, from black rhinos to mountain gorillas, with practical advice for conservation-focused travel. by Dashing Vanderwall
African Savannah • 01/02/2026 The sloth’s role as a national animal of Costa Rica: wildlife, symbols, and conservation Explore the significance of the sloth as the national animal of Costa Rica, its role in wildlife conservation, and its impact on national symbols and eco-tourism. by Yara Mathabane
African Savannah • 31/01/2026 Understanding the goals of the Elephants Without Borders program: safeguarding wildlife and empowering communities Explore the Elephants Without Borders program goals, focusing on wildlife conservation, community empowerment, and innovative solutions for elephant protection. by Yara Mathabane
African Savannah • 29/01/2026 A closer look at California's majestic birds of prey: raptors, habitats, and conservation Explore the diversity, habitats, and conservation of California birds of prey. Learn about hawks, eagles, owls, and how to support raptor protection. by Soraya Windsor
African Savannah • 29/01/2026 A comprehensive guide to the fascinating spectrum of hedgehog colors Explore the fascinating spectrum of hedgehog colors, from quill patterns to rare variations. Learn about genetics, ethical breeding, and color identification. by Hassan Fitzroy
African Savannah • 28/01/2026 The vibrant world of colourful koi fish: exploring varieties, symbolism, and care in wildlife ponds Explore the vibrant world of colourful koi fish, their varieties, symbolism, and care in wildlife ponds. Learn about koi breeding, types, and pond management. by Yara Mathabane
African Savannah • 27/01/2026 Tracing the ancient origins of pronghorns: how long do pronghorn date back to in North America Explore how long pronghorn date back to, their evolutionary journey, unique features, and conservation in North America. Learn about pronghorn populations and habitats. by Eliott Montgomery
