Gorilla Tourism – New Hope for Africa Gorillas
There are four subspecies of gorillas living in east and central Africa rain forests. These include the mountain gorilla, the eastern and western lowland...
Is the World About to Take Wildlife Trafficking Seriously?
This year could be a defining moment for the protection of biodiversity and the illegal trade in wildlife. Earlier in the year saw the...
New Orleans Goes Green
The newly opened pedestrian and cyclist park Lafitte Greenway in New Orleans actually has a long history. It was once a bayou, then a...
Let Us Talk About Water Bottles
You don’t want to leave a trail of plastic water bottles behind you when you travel. But how do you avoid using plastic water...
Endangered Species: Green Sea Turtle Facts
Green Sea turtles, classified under the class Reptilian, are the creatures that evolved on land but later migrated to sea. As this species originated...
Is Fishing in South Africa Sustainable?
You rarely think about the effect your appetite for fish has on the ecosystem (and to be fair, many “fish lovers” eat fish maybe...
The Future of National Parks: Challenges and Opportunities for Sustainability
As the world faces increasing environmental challenges, national parks have become a critical part of protecting and preserving our natural resources. National parks provide...
How Gorilla Tourism is Saving Rwanda Community from Poverty
Volcanoes national park located in northwestern Rwanda is a unique wildlife safari destination with over 300 mountain gorillas and the best place for where...
Sanctuary Zebra Plains Walking Safari Camp Opens in Zambia
Sanctuary Zebra Plains — Zambia
On June 2, Sanctuary Zebra Plains opened for business in South Luangwa, Zambia. Zebra Plains promises the ultimate bush expedition...
Meet Rwanda’s Gorillas & Chimpanzee on a Conservation Safari
Rwanda being a small country it has taken high level in promoting sustainable tourism to save the mountain gorillas in the Volcanoes National Park...
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The Ishasha Ntungwe River Camp
Me and my husband are photo journalists, and were looking at doing a photographic safari with particular interest in the Tree climbing lions. We...
Rwanda Leads the Way in Premium Sustainable Travel
Rwanda has swiftly become one of the most desirable spots in Africa for eco-friendly luxury travel. The country is drawing wealthy visitors who care...
Magashi Camp: A Wilderness Haven in Akagera
You’re sipping your morning coffee on a wooden deck when a massive elephant trunk suddenly appears over the railing, casually slurping water from the...
A journey to Sri Lanka
I recall leaving Sri Lanka and my family of origin on 22 May. Ironically, this was Republic day in Sri Lanka when Sri Lanka...
The Fascinating Wildlife of Uganda and Rwanda
One of the extra unique features that differ the East Africa from the rest of Africa is the Wildlife. Countries of Uganda and Rwanda...
5 Responsible Lodges for Stay in Uganda
Uganda is home to some of the world’s most spectacular natural landscapes and wildlife, including the endangered mountain gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park....
Ruzizi Tented Lodge: A Cozy Luxury Lodge in Rwanda
Imagine arriving at a place where hippos grunt like grumpy old uncles arguing over breakfast, and the sunrise paints Lake Ihema in shades of...
8 Best Luxury Properties Worth a Stay in Maldives
Sheraton Full Moon Resort and Spa, Maldives
Surrounded by pristine white sandy beaches, a shimmering turquoise lagoon, and swaying palm trees, Sheraton Full Moon Resort...
Sedgies on the Water
Perched upon the water’s edge, Sedgies on the Water is the ideal holiday accommodation for those who appreciate the sort of unique atmosphere that...
Tintswalo Safari Lodge
Settled on the unfenced western boundary of South Africa’s renowned Kruger National Park, the little-known Manyeleti Private Game Reserve is a virtually untouched, pristine...