#natureconservation

Seventeen seconds was all we needed... We, the collective, had been lurking in shadows- in plain sight, waiting for this moment of liberation. For eons, our ancestors planted seeds for this time. Observing

Join me on a hot summer's day game drive at Tala Game Reserve

The story of my efforts to help a male sparrow who relentlessly attacked its own reflection in our car window and elsewhere

The Scaly-breasted Munia is a small, finch-like bird common in our area. It builds a substantial ball-shaped nest out of grass with a small entrance at the front and an escape route out the back. The nest

A circle in the forest of my life

Exploring Knysna and committing to walking in the evenings

Spring making itself known

The second (and final) part of how to not relocate a hippo

Hippos are not cute or cuddly and they smell really bad

Turning a phobia into a healthy respect and admiration

No matter how hard to work in the direction of supplying more water, the spending of the available overtakes these processes Cape Town officials are urging citizens and city visitors to save water because

This short lesson will suit children of ages between 5 and 10 years old. It is great for holiday fun education or as part of a quick nature lesson. I believe the key to conservation is education. “The