Life Behind the Lens: An Interview with Jack Hague
Jack Hague is a 26-year-old wildlife conservation photographer from Sheffield England. He’s had a camera in his hand since he was a child; however, at the tender age of
8 Women in Science to Know and Celebrate
Every year, the International Day of Women and Girls in Science is celebrated on February 11th. The inclusion of women and girls in science is no small feat as
Is Your Tourism Good for Nature? How to Choose a Tour Operator
With a rise in ‘slow’ and ‘regenerative’ travel trends, it can feel daunting sifting through travel agents to find one genuinely committed to leaving a net positive impact on
What is the Difference Between Friends of Wallacea and Opwall?
Friends of Wallacea (FOW) and Operation Wallacea (Opwall) are sister organisations from opposite sides of the globe working on wildlife conservation from slightly different angles. Both organisations work in
What You Need to Know about COVID and Travelling in Ecuador
The global pandemic forced what was once considered ‘normal life’ to a pause. When global travel stopped in March 2020, Ecuador tightly shut its borders as it struggled to