If you are considering reducing your meat intake or going completely vegan it can be daunting for those of us who do not enjoy cooking. N...

After attending the Climate Strike in Cape Town I realised just how many people are passionately advocating climate justice, the communit...

In the discussions of distributive justice there are two categories of things that can be distributed, the benefits and the burdens of so...

ABSTRACT South Africa is plagued by the resource curse which has infiltrated all elements of society ,including biodiversity protection. ...

After having been bitten by the ‘travel bug’ I decided to start with exploring my own country. One of my favourite memories growing up is...

The Bearded Vulture Project is something I have been involved with for a very long time and has included excitement, heartbreak and adven...

A big concern for many African countries, Ethiopia included, is the management of waste and its disposal. Addis Ababa, the Capital of Eth...

Nelson Boateng, Ghanaian factory labourer, has developed a solution to Ghana’s plastic waste problem by turning trash into pavement block...

Why are we experiencing such a severe water crisis? According to Helen Zille (Daily Maverick), there are three main reasons why we are in...

Despite the seemingly world-wide disappointment that 2016 had to offer, I am in fact feeling optimistic. Let me tell you how great 2016 a...

Over the last couple of years I have been very inspired by Ronit Shapiro, the London-based founder of One Nature Films. Ronit is constant...

She looks up at you, “But it’s so cute, daddy, I really want a puppy!”, and your heart melts and you buy the gorgeous little creature for...

In my last blog post I didn’t have time (or space) to talk about the IFAW delegates and their incredible achievements (message me if you w...

Attending your first CITES event can be daunting. There is so much you have to wrap your head around and so many decisions that you can’t...