Gorongosa National Park is a place where hope is written directly into the landscape. After decades of civil war left its ecosystems shattered and wildlife populations decimated, the park has become one of the world’s most inspiring conservation success stories. On my latest trip, I set out to document one of the park’s most iconic and endangered predators: the African painted dog.

In the vast, golden expanse of the Sahara Desert, one of the world’s most elusive and enchanting animals’ roams, the fennec fox. At just 24 to 41 centimetres long, this tiny desert dweller is the smallest member of the canid family. Its oversized ears and sand-coloured coat aren’t just adorable; they are brilliant adaptations that help the fox survive the Sahara’s harsh extremes. Those enormous ears play a vital role in thermoregulation, allowing the fennec to dissipate heat

Sri Lanka’s rich biodiversity and stunning landscapes make it a dream destination for wildlife enthusiasts. On my recent group trip...

Join me in visiting the Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre, a non-profit organisation dedicated to rescuing sun bears. The center...