Conservation & Community

The trouble really started a long time ago. But between 7 April and 15 July of 1994, the tightly controlled fabric of Rwandan society was utterly torn apart. Understanding what happened is difficult and heartbreaking....

At the turn of the century, Rwanda was mad, bad and dangerous to travel to. Today you will find Rwanda’s coffee in New York and every other coffee-crazy city around the world. Coffee has been...

Intelligence is the ability to adapt to change. — Stephen Hawking Botswana is the most peaceful country in mainland Africa. This fact has become a little ironic over the last couple of weeks as the...

We are so lucky to travel to the most beautiful parts of the world. And we never underestimate the responsibility we have to preserve the wilderness for the future. There is hardly a property anywhere...

How do you explain to a Maasai why a Western person runs in a circle every day? What should we do about hunting in Africa? This week we put all the big questions to a...

Fancy a little alternative inspiration for Valentine’s day this year? Whenever we question the relevancy of a day set aside to honor romantic love… or when we are in need of an original idea about...

As we write we believe there are 3,890 tigers alive in the wild. This is something of a victory for tiger conservation, following a century in which the tiger population declined by 95%. Back in...

If combining your Passion with Philanthropy and Profit sounds too good to be true we would like to introduce you to Impact Investing. Purposely using your beliefs and your resources—in this instance, a portion of...