Blog - Wild Philanthropy

Baby Angela’s all grown up

Friday, 22nd September, 2023

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…

Enarau’s Rangers and protecting the northern Mara

Monday, 31st July, 2023

I briefly caught up with Harrison Nabaala, Savannah Restoration Manager at The Centre for Ecosystem Restoration (CERK), ahead of a fundraiser for renovations to Enarau Conservancy HQ…

Protecting the spaces in between

Tuesday, 11th July, 2023

This week, I had the opportunity to catch up with Chadian NGO Environnmente Sahel (Environment Sahel)’s Henry Bailey. As you shall see, Bailey’s one of those extraordinary…

They entered the farm

Thursday, 15th June, 2023

You may remember my post on our support for and progress of the EPI Foundation‘s pilot the African Journalism Project. If not, briefly: Using African journalists, the…

Just’Us on Safari

Tuesday, 18th April, 2023

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…

The African Journalism Project

Monday, 27th March, 2023

Having just returned from very productive trip to the Mara in Kenya (see here for details) and then to southern Chad in the company of Journeys by…

Chem Chem: Partnering to empower communities

Monday, 20th February, 2023

One of our partners, Chem Chem Association (CCA) is a non-profit organization in northern Tanzania. Its mission is to protect wildlife and empower the surrounding rural communities….

Wild Art Philanthropy IRL’s first venture

Sunday, 29th January, 2023

Just a quick one to say that I will be in Kenya this coming March. It’s ages since I’ve had the opportunity to travel to anywhere in…

Travel of Reciprocity

Monday, 5th December, 2022

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…