A Short Video About Deforestation In Zambia
I passed through Southern Zambia late last year, and my abiding memory is charcoal stalls dotted along the roads every mile or so.
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The Harsh Reality of Conservation
Lots of people start out in conservation because, unsurprisingly, they like animals. Yet the more time you spend in conservation, the more you recognize that doing what is best for the natural world, often results in difficult decisions and tough actions.
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The Best Conservation TED Talks
I believe strongly that good, optimistic and honest story telling, is the way to peoples hearts with conservation. So here are a few worth watching if you have the time.
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A World Without Wildlife? An interview on Al Jazeera
Someone even told me they saw it in Australia!
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Reynaldo – Rainforest Hero
Winner of the UN Forest Short Film Festival Award And best short film at the UK green film festival!
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Walking the London Underground
For the past year, I’ve been living in London and walking tube lines on occasional free weekends with my girlfriend, Jess.
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Big Expeditions with (real) Purpose
The media loves big, exciting, daring adventures and expeditions.
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Project Wild Thing
“A gripping story of the desperate struggle to lead our computer-crazed children back to nature.”
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The Clipperton Project
Someone recently got in touch with me from The Clipperton Project. I didn’t know what it was, so I took a look. I think you should too…
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Adventurers and Scientists for Conservation
Anyone who knows me or reads this blog, will probably know how much I hark on about the joys of science and adventure.
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50 Million Trees and Counting….
Communities around the world turn to Trees for the Future for technical knowledge and planting materials so that they can bring degraded lands and struggling farmlands back to sustainable productivity.
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Bird-of-Paradise Project
I quite frequently post videos in the hope that more people with watch them. This time, I really don’t have to.
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