20 Tips For First-time Conservation Bloggers
I really believe that the more conservation, environment, wildlife and nature bloggers out there, the more mainstream environmentalism will become. That can only be a good thing.
I really believe that the more conservation, environment, wildlife and nature bloggers out there, the more mainstream environmentalism will become. That can only be a good thing.
As tales of daring and reckless adventure go, it's surely up there with the best of them. All set in another mysterious world, less than one hundred meters above the ground.
Photography is an incredibly important tool in conservation. You can have all the data and research papers in the world, but unless you inspire action then conservation will remain an uphill struggle.
All the best made plans rapidly unravel whenever you put scientists into the field, and here's how.
It's hard enough to get wildlife and conservation on TV, let alone have enough time to show just how complicated it is.
If you want to support conservation, I think that there’s two main ways to do it.
I'm really thrilled that the video for my TEDx talk is now online!
I've never worked with dogs, and I've not seen any used before in conservation. In these cases I sometimes put a question out to the Twittersphere which is infinitely knowledgeable on this sort of thing.
Just 15 crop plants, provide 90% of the world's food energy intake. Just three - rice, maize and wheat - make up two-thirds of human food consumption.
One interpretation of the term 'conservation', is to keep things the same as they are. This, I would argue, is precisely the last thing that we need to reach the lofty goal of a healthy and sustainable natural world.
Tree planting is, in my view, one of the simplest and best things you can do to support conservation.
From the swarms of crabs rolling across the beach, the militant camels that would raid our flour supplies, evening camp fires with our new Omani friends and of course the jet black night sky...