How Coral IVF is helping the Great Barrier Reef

• Editor | Kate Webster
• November 16, 2020

The world’s largest coral reef system, the Great Barrier Reef, is currently experiencing one of the most spectacular events to occur on the reef, is the annual synchronised spawning of corals. Likened to an underwater fireworks display, the spectacular display is proof of the future, the development of the next generation and hope for the…

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Google brings Aussie animals to life

Google announced a global feature which will allow people all around the world to bring life-sized Australian animals into their space using augmented reality – with a quick Google…

• Editor | Kate Webster
• November 16, 2020

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South Africa safari guides launch Photos for Food

One of the leading economic casualties of the COVID-19 outbreak is tourism, and the impacts in Africa from a decimated tourism industry is having ripple effects into rural communities…

• Editor | Kate Webster
• June 2, 2020

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Conservation helps mountain gorillas surpass 1000

Conservation efforts to save the endangered mountain gorillas are paying off, with the latest census counting over 1,000 gorillas. This is an increase from the previously counted 800.

The count…

• Editor | Kate Webster
• December 18, 2019

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Australia’s largest ever Environmental Film Festival

The environment is set to take centre stage
at cinemas around Melbourne, with the Environmental Film Festival Australia
(EFFA) announcing its biggest ever program for 2019.

From a record 857 films submitted…

• WildOnes
• October 3, 2019

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Prodigy Surfers Clean-Up Coastlines

In light of the recent media coverage
surrounding climate change, a group of prodigy surfers from Australia have
taken matters into their own hands by working to clean up remote beaches…

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• September 26, 2019

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Black rhino relocated to Tanzania

In an ambitious effort to save the species from extinction, nine critically endangered black rhino have been relocated from South Africa to Singita Grumeti earlier this month.

This groundbreaking…

• Editor | Kate Webster
• September 19, 2019

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South Africa’s High Court rules in favour of lions

The Gauteng High Court in Pretoria ruled in favour of lions
and the National Council of SPCAs (NSPCA) in a ground-breaking judgement handed
down yesterday.

In the court case between the NSPCA,…

• Editor | Kate Webster
• August 15, 2019

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Singita opens in Rwanda supporting gorilla conservation

Singita has officially opened Singita Kwitonda Lodge and
Kataza House in Rwanda, working to further conserve the rare mountain gorillas.

Singita has operated iconic ecotourism lodges and camps in
Africa for the…

• Editor | Kate Webster
• August 11, 2019

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Chimu features sustainable offerings

Chimu Adventures are further enhancing their commitment to working with sustainable products by introducing ‘Sustainable feature of the month’, highlighting the outstanding environmental, socially responsible and cultural credentials of…

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• August 9, 2019