Stories & galleries

Trophy hunting on many private fenced farms in South Africa – this study examines the impact that a ban could have on biodiversity

Chameleons are unique, weird & wonderful – changing their skin colour & shooting their tongues out to reach 100 km/hr in 1/100 of a second !

Rinderpest is a deadly virus that devastated livestock & African wildlife species in the late 19th century – the impacts are still felt today

A cheetah brother coalition has attracted the attention of researchers as they journey across international borders in search of territory

This story is about how technology and human nature are shaping the future of your dream hand-crafted safari – is that a good thing?

North Luangwa in Zambia is remote and wild, accessible only by air or tough 4×4 vehicle – the perfect place for walking safaris 

African Parks has concluded a management agreement for W National Park in Benin, adding the 18th national park to its management portfolio

Seven rescued pangolins rehabilitated and moved to a new home that is secure and ready to once again play host to pangolins

A 2020 study has revealed the considerable economic, social and political contributions of the Greater Kruger National Park

We spoke to Lord Ashcroft about his book UNFAIR GAME – a must-read exposé of South Africa’s morally bankrupt captive lion breeding industry

Leopards: These breathtakingly beautiful, charismatic, powerful & mysterious creatures are the top request on safari. Learn about them here.

Tragic death by neglect of 20 roan antelope in a Kruger breeding camp leads to the dismissal of a Kruger section ranger