Our Stories of
giving
Our stories about giving back, how we are shaping a more sustainable future in Africa and beyond.
Known as a museum without walls, the desert town of Graaff-Reinet, is set to become South Africa’s Marfa.
One sentiment that was echoed throughout our robust conversation, was the strong desire and the dire need for American travelers to return to Africa.
I’ve always been a firm believer in the enormous power of our collective will – in that when we as a global community achieve consensus on what is important – change is inevitable.
Like WildAid, we believe that mobilizing our global community around the benefits of protecting what wildlife we have left is the most effective way to generate positive change.
It should have come as no surprise for Stanislaw Trzebinski that he became an artist, in fact some might say it was fated.
Two weeks ago my friend Zoologist Dr Lucy King (on her way back to Nairobi) popped into New York having just spoken at the Smithsonian National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute in Washington.
It’s no secret that good food (and wine or whatever your preferred tipple) is essential to any travel experience. It’s something that I’ve long spoken of with my friend, the renowned New York chef Dan Kluger
Happy holidays! We know it’s the time of year when you want to pick the perfect gift for your loved ones and colleagues, and a time when you can “do good” while sharing the happiness in this beautiful season.
Did you know that in South Africa alone approximately one in twenty people rely directly on the tourism industry for employment?
