The Conservation Campaign continues even after the environmental field efforts are completed. The final steps (after field efforts) of data collection and analysis, maintenance of tools and equipment, report writing, and developing plans from the observations recorded are equally important to have a long-term impact as the amount of time spent in the field. Without […]
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Remembering Craig
A giant has left us. Craig, Amboseli’s most famous big tusker, died at 03:32 AM on the 3rd of January, at approximately 54 years old, from suspected natural causes. His death marks the loss of one of Africa’s most iconic elephants and one of the last remaining big tuskers of his kind. For many who […]
Finding The Best Polarised Sunglasses For Fishing: An Aussie Guide
There’s nothing worse than heading out for an epic day on the water, only to spend the entire time squinting into the sun. Whether you’re flicking a lure at sunrise, chasing marlin in the open ocean, or just bottom-bouncing out wide with your mates, the harsh Aussie sun is no joke. It’s not just about […]
Reading Your Dog’s Signals During Nature Walks and Hikes
Spending time outdoors with your dog creates a constant, quiet conversation. Uneven terrain, unfamiliar scents, wildlife, and changing weather can all influence how your dog feels in the moment. Learning to read these signals helps you recognize when your dog feels confident, overstimulated, uncertain, or physically tired. How to Read Your Dog’s Body Language and […]
How to Make a Real Difference for Wildlife: Beyond Donations and Volunteering
Do you want to actually conserve wildlife and not just read about it? That’s great, because most people think conservation consists of writing a cheque and picking up trash on the weekends. Both of those are good things to do, of course. But they really are just a start. The statistics on wildlife declines are […]
How Cloud Cover and Tree Canopy Sabotage GPS Dog Fence Accuracy
If you’ve ever stood in your yard wondering why your dog’s boundary alert went off even though they were clearly still inside the safe zone, you’re not alone. GPS dog fence systems promise freedom without physical barriers, but real-world conditions can quietly interfere with how well they work. Two of the biggest and most misunderstood culprits are […]
Powering Conservation: How Remote Wildlife Research Stations Stay Connected
Running a remote wildlife research station is hard work. Researchers are out in the field for a good reason. There is one essential topic, however, which is often overlooked in conversations about running a research station. Power. Without a dependable source of electricity, the work of these important conservation facilities grinds to a halt. Tracking […]
The Impact of the Casino Industry on Business Development in New Zealand
It has always been tricky to ascertain the value of gambling businesses.In countries like New Zealand, where gambling is tightly regulated, the industry can thrive and provide a measurable contribution to the economy. It really comes down to how businesses are regulated, what the competition is like, and most importantly whether people love to gamble […]