Background: In September/October 2025, I walked 111 miles through Tsavo West and Tsavo East National Parks in Kenya. The journey followed the Tsavo and Galana Rivers and was
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Background: In September/October 2025, I walked 111 miles through Tsavo West and Tsavo East National Parks in Kenya. The journey followed the Tsavo and Galana Rivers and was
The narrow wooden klotok boat glided quietly through the tea-colored river, its engine a soft rumble beneath the jungle’s layered chorus: insects buzzing, birds calling, branches creaking far
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It was an absolute pleasure to record a podcast with Sara Reed. We talked about wildlife conservation, some safari stories, great books, books where I learned about some
Who can resist a baby elephant? With their wrinkly grey skin and wobbly legs with a trunk that flops to and fro because they don't quite yet
If you are ready, here is the link to sign the petition to the President of Tanzania. To jump ahead - go here for the "LINKS" sectiongo here
Note: All the images in this blog and all of my blogs are animals in the wild unless specifically noted. This article talks about captive lions
I don't remember who told me the story or when I first heard it, but it must have been several years ago. The story of a man who
As I stroll along the sandy shore, the soft grains of sand shift beneath my toes. The ocean stretches out before my eyes, its surface rippling and glinting
The road was bumpy and the wind was cool blowing through the sides of the open 4 x 4 vehicle. I felt a slight mist on my face