Thirty years after embarking on a speculative – and controversial – wildlife industry venture, the owner of the world’s biggest privately owned herd of rhinos has announced plans to sell up.
Dawn these days, represents a short respite of delicate coolness, but this well and truly dissipates by breakfast. Birding during this, and the afternoon’s equally thin slice of ideal conditions, can be excellent as most species are packing in as much as possible while the heat is not intolerable
African elephants are being forced to move outside protected spaces or cross borders due to a lack of space. As a result, they are coming into greater conflict with humans, threatening livelihoods and putting themselves and people’s lives in danger. It is therefore crucial to find ways to help increase mankind’s tolerance to wildlife while ensuring both human and elephant safety.
As a forward, of types, to Don Pinnock’s article in this month’s publication, I would like to precis his article in the Daily Maverick of the 6th December 2022 titled: The sad truth is, most humans don’t give a damn about nature.
