Road through the Serengeti will eventually ‘kill the migration’
By Paula Kahumbu, Executive Director of WildlifeDirect
Filed under Africa, Conservation issues, Media, Serengeti, Tanzania, Wildlife by on Jul 9th, 2010. Comment. 
July 2010: The encouraging preliminary findings of a chimpanzee census in Sierra Leone have been released after conclusion of the fieldwork last month. It is thought the country is now home to about 4,000 chimpanzee – double previous estimates.
Filed under Africa, Africa Tours, Conservation issues, General, Wildlife by on Jul 2nd, 2010. Comment.
There’s never been a better time to journey to the world’s polar ice caps. Antarctica can tell a thousand stories; its wildlife, sculpted icebergs & interesting history; the ambitions of those who’ve tried to conquer it; its predicament in the days of global warming.
Or if you prefer to sail ‘North of 60′ (degrees that [...]
Filed under Antarctica, Antarctica specials, Eco Friendly, Green Travel, Wildlife by on Jun 10th, 2010. Comment.
Worst spill in US history
April 2010: The Louisiana oil spill looks set to be the worst in American history – with a potentially devastating effect on wildlife. Should the spill reach the shore it would be an environmental disaster of appalling proportions.
Filed under Conservation issues, General, Media, Wildlife by on May 3rd, 2010. Comment.
