Africa's park tourism crash is a wake-up call. Can we find new ways to finance conservation? | Peter Muiruri
As Covid continues to curb visits to see our iconic wildlife, now is the time to move away from western-led funding models
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As Covid continues to curb visits to see our iconic wildlife, now is the time to move away from western-led funding models
Answer 1 of 2: We recently had to postpone our family safari to Botswana and Zimbabwe to 2022 because of covid restrictions. My husband and I are both vaccinated and are thinking we might be able to swing a shorter trip to Kenya (shortest flights from the US) at...
Photo courtesy of Marataba. We could say a lot of things about 2020 — but most of them would not be very nice. However, one half-glass-full way to think about the year is to consider it as one (very long) season of teachable moments. Slowing down brought important things into sharp relief — the precarious state of the environment, the reliable awesomeness of the natural world, the power of people who band together for a cause. Though much of the world slowed way down and was even brought to a standstill at times, beautiful new hotels did manage to open — some of them paying pa...