by Lawson Brooks | May 20, 2025
Akagera National Park in Rwanda is preparing to receive 70 southern white rhinos from South Africa later this month. As reported by African Travel & Tourism Association, this will be the largest rhino translocation in the country’s history. Picture: Sourced This...
by Lawson Brooks | May 20, 2025
Some landscapes do more than just amaze you — they speak. Caves echo with old chants, mountains carry myths, and ancient rock carvings trace stories from long ago. In these places, the rocks don’t just sit there — they remember. Here are the destinations where the...
by Lawson Brooks | May 20, 2025
In a move that sounds more like the plot of a children’s book than a real-world conservation effort, scientists in Wales have turned to an unlikely source in their bid to save one of the UK’s most threatened mammals – edible cake glitter. Jonathan Ridley/Unsplash Why...
by Lawson Brooks | May 19, 2025
Image: Robben Island The Robben Island Museum (RIM) is facing serious scrutiny following revelations that it operated a ferry with significant safety defects during the peak tourist season, potentially endangering passengers travelling to the UNESCO World Heritage...
by Lawson Brooks | May 19, 2025
An Indian and a Romanian climber lost their lives on Nepal’s Mount Lhotse, the world’s fourth-highest peak, officials confirmed on Monday. Their deaths bring the 2025 Himalayan climbing season’s toll in Nepal to at least eight. Picture/ RP Adventures Indian climber...
