Queen Elizabeth National Park in Uganda and Lake Manyara in Tanzania are well known for their tree-climbing lions; however, you’ll be happy to hear that you don’t need to venture all the way to East Africa in order to witness the phenomenon of arboreal lions.
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Tourism promoters don’t usually go out of their way to brag about the rat-viewing opportunities available in their country or region. They would rather devote space in their glossy brochures to airbrushed images of snarling leopards, yawning lions and bellicose elephants.
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The Seedpod is the latest treehouse initiative from award-winning hospitality design company Nomadic Resorts. The pods were originally developed as a pop-up resort concept – a unique opportunity for guests to sleep outdoors and reconnect with Mother Nature without compromising their creature comforts.
Read More The world is changing and so are our ideas of how to prepare for a career! University training has become irrelevant and outdated in many fields – especially one as dynamic as Wildlife Tourism.
Read More From pioneering cheetah conservation projects, plastic neutral initiatives,...
Read More “I go to nature to be soothed and healed and to have my senses put in order” – John Burroughs
Read More There is an old saying in our industry – that a Field Guide gets paid in sunrises and sunsets. While this may be perceived in a couple of different ways, it most certainly is true.
Read More There’s nothing better than travelling for work, right? What can be more fun...
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