It is peak safari season in Kenya and thousands of visitors are out in the landscape, binoculars in hand, spotting #lions, #elephants, and some of the most extraordinary #wildlife on earth.
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Most people never see this side of the ocean. Gorgonian sea fans like this one filter-feed sideways to the current living architecture that most divers swim right past.
I document reefs like this across oceans. Follow along if you want more of the ocean's quiet details. 🐠🌊
Kisite-Mpunguti Marine National Park is a breathtaking underwater world of vibrant fish and coral. My journey not only captures the beauty of this hidden world but also sheds light on the importance of preserving our oceans for the future.https://t.co/eoueMDv88D
It is said that the creation of a thousand forests is in one seed. At the WRC Art Competition, students didn’t just showcase their creativity, they also planted the seeds for a greener future.
Kisite-Mpunguti Marine National Park is a breathtaking underwater world of vibrant fish and coral. My journey not only captures the beauty of this hidden world but also sheds light on the importance of preserving our oceans for the future.https://t.co/eoueMDv88D
Our April blog roundup captures a year of powerful moments from conservation in action at the Lamu Photography Competition to artistic energy at the WRC Safari Rally, the vibrance of the Diani Sea Turtle Festival, and a serene walk through Nairobi National Park.
Still in the spirit of World Wildlife Day!
Through VELP (Visual Ecological Literacy Program), we’re equipping young people with the tools to share their perspectives on climate change and tell their own conservation stories.
New Article:
#Conservation is not just about protecting wildlife and nature—it’s about people, too. Across Africa, local communities play a crucial role in safeguarding ecosystems and ensuring the coexistence of humans and nature.
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🌿 Seagrass: The Ocean’s Unsung Hero 🌿 Seagrass meadows are crucial in marine ecosystems. They provide shelter for juvenile fish, stabilize coastlines by preventing erosion, and serve as feeding grounds for endangered species like sea turtles and dugongs
the event explores wildlife and conservation storytelling through photography and film.
Speakers include @AnthonyTonyWild , @ImaraNjeri, @gurcharanroopra , and @evansmarube , who will discuss the art and science of storytelling through visual media.
World Wildlife Day Photographers & Filmmakers Meet-up! 📸
Join us for an exciting panel discussion, networking session, and pop-up photo exhibition.
A beautiful moment where wildlife and humans meet, an elephant and a fisherman, both drawn to the same vital resource: water.
This captures the delicate balance of life around Lake Jipe,where wildlife and local communities navigate shared spaces maintaining the delicate balance
Celebrating Global Tourism Resilience Day!
Tourism isn’t just about travel, it’s about learning, connecting & inspiring future conservationists.
At Ruma National Park, students from Dominion Model School picked up cameras for the first time, capturing wildlife through their eyes
That time I decided adventure was my 2nd name & joined an expedition on the Zambezi River which has rapids in many sections.
This was my most difficult, but fun expedition. The rapids meant getting off & walking on the sides as the expert rafting guides did their thing. #GSOA
Not every day you get to see elephants enjoying a swim! These gentle giants rely on Lake Jipe not just for survival, but also for moments like this—cooling off, playing, and simply being elephants.