The Heart of Wild Europe
The Prague conference was an exciting new step in the drive to protect the remaining 1% of Europe’s land that is still wild, with sincere...
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Huge New Canadian Wilderness
The Government of Canada has just announced designation of a huge addition to the Nahanni National Park in the NW Territory. The total size of this...
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Mali Elephants on the Move, Drought Issue Still Urgent
We have just recieved a short update from field crews in Mali, who are working tirelessly to help save the elephants, whose survival is threatened...
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Mali Drought Continues – Rare Elephants Suffering
It’s been an intense week in Mali as WILD and our partner Save the Elephants (Kenya) have worked to help the suffering elephants. We’ve...
read moreTATA Steel Continues Construction: Olive Ridley Sea Turtles’s at Risk
News from the Dhamra Port, Orissa: “We are absolutely delighted to see the turtles return to Gahirmatha in tune with their annual sojourn...
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Worst Drought in 26 Years Threatens the Survival of the Last Desert Elephants in West Africa
The future of a rare herd of desert elephants in Mali is under threat from one of the worst droughts in living memory, which has left a key water...
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Porkbush Fights Climate Change
Wilderness and climate change is not just about saving tropical forests in the Amazon. It is also about restoring wildland qualities (world-wide)...
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My memory of “The Horn”
(as a post script the the Ian Player Perspective – The Horn) I well remember the snowy day in 1982 in Scotland when I drove Ian around the...
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Ian Player Perspective – The Horn
I remember very clearly my first encounter with the White Rhino, in the Imfolozi Game Reserve, which I have described in some detail in my book ‘The...
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Ian Player Perspective – Lake St. Lucia
The current crisis on Lake St Lucia, the pearl of iSimangaliso Wetland Park (a UN World Heritage Area) as it is now known, began a long time ago,...
read moreUmzi Wethu – Nature, Nurture, Future
We’ve just uploaded this fantastic video about Umzi Wethu, a program we run in conjunction with The Wilderness Foundation (Africa) to address...
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The Patience it Takes…
I tried to call you yesterday but you were in a meeting. I have asked Andre to stop at the school if he has a chance going by that way with the...
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Meet the Pilot
Darren Potgieter met Mike Fay in 2003, while he was researching digital aerial photography applications. Darren’s skills as pilot and his...
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Ecotourism in the Gourma
I’ve been studying for the GMAT over the last month so you must excuse the structure of this blog post; I used it to practice my analysis of...
read moreKayla Smith, Age 11, Makes Video to Save Rhino
This fun and informative video is presented by Kayla Smith an 11 year old pupil at Chisipite. The school has been involved in raising funds for the...
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What is Conservation Photography?
I am often asked to define “conservation photography.” The idea, of course, is nothing new, but the conceptualization behind it is still...
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My Journey to Mali
I first came to Mali in early 2006 on the invitation of a good friend of mine, Jake Wall, a research scientist with Save the Elephants Foundation....
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Announcements from Extreme Ice Survey
James Balog and his team at the Extreme Ice Survey (EIS) have been busy! Not only are they documenting 15 glacial sites with 27 state of the art...
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Education Without Borders Conference Invites Andrew Muir as Leadership Mentor
Mentoring youth is something that Andrew Muir is very familiar with. As the Executive Director of our sister organization The Wilderness Foundation...
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WILD News Highlights
Hi all! thought instead of writing one long blog post today, that I’d just post a few updates and news items – Enjoy! The Extreme Ice...
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