As NFT’s gain notoriety and hit global news headlines, we couldn’t help but ask; what are NFT’s, why are people spending so much money on them, and can they be applied in any way to benefit wildlife? An increasing number of platforms are allowing people to convert their NFT's into charitable giving - here we investigate their value as a future funding method for anti poaching and wildlife conservation efforts.

As international borders across Africa start to re-open, we review what the impact Covid19 has had on conservation, and what we can do to support wildlife, going forward.

If there ever was a time to rethink how we as humans are interacting with the natural world, it is now. There is no doubt that challenges lie ahead of us, but there are solutions too and through connecting with each other, connecting to nature and connecting nature itself, there remains hope.

When news of some 350+ elephant deaths in the Okavango Delta region of Botswana was reported back in May, global headlines demanded answers. Four months on, conservationists and scientists alike remain baffled.

Drones have been receiving increased press attention as a ‘silver bullet’ to combat wildlife crime.

One of the most endangered species in Africa is fighting back survival thanks to PDC.

On deployment for our first anti poaching foot patrol in Bumi Hills, Zimbabwe.

We visited the Lilayi Elephant Nursery as part of our visit to Lusaka, something that shouldn’t be missed on any Lusaka itinerary!

Meet Mulberry Mongoose,​ a team of passionate ladies who make hand crafted jewellery inspired by the African bush.

Home to the third largest population of lions in Kenya, Laikipia has been hailed as one of Kenya’s biggest success stories in conservation.

We left South Africa in November 2017, and returned home 393 days and 19,040km later – wide eyed, overwhelmed and more inspired than ever.