Celebrating World Female Ranger Week with Akashinga
Celebrate World Female Ranger week with Akashinga, Zimbabwe’s first all-female anti-poaching unit.
The flourishing wildlife of Samara Karoo Reserve
Discover the vulnerable, endangered and peculiarly desert-adapted species of Samara Karoo Reserve.
Rewilding the Great Karoo with Sarah and Isabelle Tompkins
Discover our journey to the flourishing savannah of the Great Karoo, South Africa.
The Return of the Jaguar: Iberá’s outstanding ecosystem
Discover Iberá’s ecosystem and how the return of the jaguar is aiding biodiversity.
Go Wild: Bespoke Journeys
Journeys With Purpose engages guests with the most exciting conservation projects around the world, and offers bespoke experiences alongside our flagship series. Read on to be inspired.
In Conversation With: Kristine Tompkins
In a fascinating conversation between Kristine Tompkins, co-founder of Tompkins Conservation, and Jonathan Baillie, we heard about her journey to create Iberá National Park and the groundbreaking rewilding initiative now taking place there – here we share our key learnings.
Humanity Living Alongside Wildlife at American Prairie Reserve, Montana
With its three-fold approach; acquiring habitats, restoring wildlife, and sharing it with people, American Prairie Reserve is working towards a future where humanity can live in harmony with wildlife, and to leave these lands intact as a legacy for the generations to come.
The Făgăraș Mountains, Carpathia, Romania
The latest insights and updates of their work from the past month – from the latest planting successes to developments in bear monitoring and wolf DNA studies.
Spekboom: The Carbon-Sequestering Plant in Africa’s Great Karoo
Over the course of 25 years, the Tompkins family have worked on a variety of successful restoration projects at Samara Karoo, but this “miracle plant” has turned out to be the one of the most effective carbon-sequestering schemes they could have possibly imagined.
Ecosystem of the Făgăraș Moutains
Forming one of the most spectacular alpine landscapes in the Romanian Carpathians, the Făgăraș Mountains are home to some of Europe’s ecologically most valuable, unfragmented woodlands, harbouring the continent’s most significant biodiversity.