More than 8,000 captive-bred lions are currently kept in 250 intensive breeding facilities to cater to tourists. The breeding industry allows tourist attractions, like exhibitions and shows to have lion
Jack Hague is a 27-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
The current coronavirus pandemic has not only led to significant changes in our daily lives, but also to major travel restrictions and international border closures in many countries worldwide,
Our desire to travel and explore sometimes overpowers our consideration of the influence our trip will have on the environment and the local community. We tend to think that
What is biodiversity?
Imagine walking through a dense pine forest. As you step through the leaf-carpeted ground, you can sense the butterscotch smell of pine sap
In the past few decades, there has been a dramatic increase in international tourist arrivals from 25 million in 1950 to 1.5 billion in 2019. Without the COVID-19 pandemic,
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
Q&A with Alejandro Arteaga, President of Tropical Herping
I recently reached out to Alejandro Arteaga, the co-founder and President of Tropical Herping, an Ecuadorian business committed
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
For many of us, travelling had become an essential part of our lives until the pandemic. We have become accustomed to visiting unfamiliar places that pique our wanderlust and