Every year on 12 August, World Elephant Day reminds us how extraordinary elephants are — and why protecting them and their habitat matters. The initiative began in 2012 and today brings together people and conservation organisations around the world.
Some wildlife encounters stay with you long after the journey is over.
My first encounter with African wild dogs was one of them.
My first encounter with African wild dogs was one of them.
On August 10, we celebrate the lion—not only as a symbol of Africa, but as an apex predator whose survival is vital to the future of the savannah.
🐆 May 3 marks World Leopard Day
World Leopard Day shines a light on one of Africa’s most elusive and enigmatic predators.
World Leopard Day shines a light on one of Africa’s most elusive and enigmatic predators.
Celebrates all five rhino species worldwide. In Africa, it draws attention to Black and White Rhinos and the urgent need to combat poaching and ensure these species’ survival....
Discover International Hyena Day on April 27 and the true role of hyenas in African ecosystems. Wildlife photography insights from Tanzania safaris.
March 3rd marks World Wildlife Day
World Wildlife Day is an international celebration declared by the United Nations, dedicated to raising awareness of the world’s wild animals and plants.
World Wildlife Day is an international celebration declared by the United Nations, dedicated to raising awareness of the world’s wild animals and plants.
Focuses on both hippo species in Africa (common hippo and pygmy hippo). Highlights their ecological role in rivers and declines from habitat loss and poaching.
🐦 February 2nd marks World Ostrich Day. World Ostrich Day celebrates the world’s largest living bird ...
🦅January 31st marks International Zebra Day. Zebra Day is an opportunity to celebrate one of Africa’s most visually striking animals.....