Paul Herbertson catches up with Dr Laura Marshall-Andrews, GP practitioner and author of What Seems to be the Problem? (a memoir about her pioneering approach to frontline…
It’s been two years since the passing of Angela Sacha. Friend, confidante, and colleague, she was a huge supporter of Wild Philanthropy, both in times when it…
Wildlife artivist Martin Aveling shares some highlights from his recent visit to Enonkishu, a wonderfully effective Maasai-owned conservancy situated in the Mara ecosystem. This trip formed part…
Between his work with Journeys by Design and his many other commitments, the Botswana-based professional guide Kyle de Nobrega was kind enough to put some thoughts on…
In a recent article on the immediate and long term impact of Covid-19 on Africa’s wildernesses and the prospects of the communities that both rely on and…
Boots on the ground: Enonkishu’s new ranger outpost
Tuesday, 19th January, 2021
Those of you familiar with our work will know that the wonderful Enonkishu Conservancy one of the at-risk ecosystems supported by Wild Philanthropy. The below report comes…
Enonkishu: COVID-19, our support, and two conservancy heroes
Tuesday, 12th May, 2020
One of the African Tourism Crisis Fund’s first grants was to Enonkishu Conservancy, a Wild Philanthropy core ecosystem project, and which as well suffering the knock-on effects…