We are delighted to announce the results of our latest photo competition. Noushka Wildlife wins First Prize for her brilliant capture “Proud Wolf”. Bob Shepardson is awarded Second Prize for his outstanding image “Reflections”. Third Prize goes to Brian Burnett for his inspiring photo “Winter Mittens”. See detailed results below: (click on thumbnails for […]
Category: Wildlife
Environmental Awareness And The Great Barrier Reef
The great barrier reef that harbours a substantial amount of aquatic life is under threat from climate change and a careless disregard for the environment. As one of the one of the seven wonders of the world and being the largest living organism on this planet, the great coral barrier reef is home to many […]
What Animals are Likely To Survive Climate Change?
The future looks bleak for the survival of many species as a result of humans constant need to consume energy and create harmful emissions. As a result of general ignorance and a lack of interest in the destruction of “lesser” animals habits and existence, we know that there will be a great price to pay […]
On Reflection…
On Reflection – Black-winged Stilts (Himantopus himantopus). Selinda Spillway, Northern Botswana.
Brothers in Arms…
These two young Leopard brothers (Panthera pardus) made for great partners as they double teamed any unfortunate prey that unwittingly passed near their vantage point overlooking the floodplain. Okavango Delta, Botswana
The Buck Stops Here…
The endangered Mountain Nyala (Tragelaphus buxtoni) is now only found in Ethiopia‘s highlands, primarily in the Bale Mountains National Park and on the Bale Massif. Perhaps fewer than 2,500 of these magnificent antelope remain and the constant threat of habitat loss due to population increases means that their numbers will likely continue to decline in […]