The habitats of humans and animals increasingly overlap due to the world's growing population. So-called wildlife corridors, a kind of pathway which connects two areas, can be a solution. Learn more in our blog.

Africa expert vs. novice: Our team members Wesley and Meghan took part in the Private Wilderness Experience. Their reflections offer two unique perspectives on this magical adventure.

The African bush provides lots of interesting scents. Some are nostalgic while others require some time to get used to. The following blog introduces you to nature's world of scents.

Our team members Tadjara and Emilia visited our species conservation project in Zululand together. In her report, Tadjara shares her personal experiences and insights as a passionate Southern Africa enthusiast.

Nature travel and field guide course in Afria: Our blog article provides you with useful background knowledge about Camp Kwapa in Botswana.

Meghan visited the animal welfare project in Portugal and talks about her impressive stay there in her report.

The vaquita is the smallest whale in the world and considered as critically endangered by the IUCN Red List. The following blog reveals more about the fascinating marine mammal.

Reading gives us the chance to travel to other countries and immerse ourselves in new worlds. Embark on a reading journey to learn more about guide courses, life as a ranger and safari adventures.

Orangutans are the largest aboreal mammals in the world. Sadly, they are considered as endangered. Our blog reveals more about the fascinating primates.