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Heart of a Ranger
Heart of a Ranger With indemnity documents signed (and this never far from my mind), we set out on foot, into the bush of the Timbavati. Our intention to find and film the rhino in their natural habitat and to … Read More
Highlights of 2015
It is always inspiring to learn about developments that are taking place in our country, especially those developments that aim to uplift communities by providing necessary infrastructure, and that have the community’s best interests at heart. Also many … Read More
Survive & Thrive the remainder of 2015
The end of the year is approaching and fast. Deadlines are looming and time is slipping away. If you’re like most people you’re probably wondering when you’ll turn the corner and see that finish line, the one you have been … Read More
Too close to home! What the Frack!
So here I am again, it is almost exactly a year since my last Fracking blog entitled “What the Frack”. Although I left the blog wide open for a follow up, I was secretly hoping we would never get there….. … Read More
Hydroelectric Plants
Hydroelectricity is the term referring to electricity generated by hydropower; the production of electrical power through the use of the gravitational force of falling or flowing water. It is the most widely used form of renewable energy, accounting for 16 … Read More
Green Retrofitting
Being “Green” is fast becoming one of the most spoken about topics and the latest trend. Older Buildings and traditionally-constructed buildings are now being looked at to be converted to fit a green profile. [tweetthis]Green buildings form an … Read More
Ways to Reduce your Carbon Footprint
What is a Carbon Footprint? A Carbon Footprint is defined by the amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) released into the atmosphere as a result of the activities of a particular individual, organisation, or community. When researching the ways to reduce your … Read More
Rhino dreaming in Timbavati
As a little girl I dreamt of fairies, dragons and unicorns. As I have grow up, (somewhat), perhaps the reality that I am unlikely to meet any of these characters becomes more entrenched in my psyche. Enter modern day scenario. … Read More
Ancient Inspiration for Modern Motivation
Machu Picchu was discovered in 1911 by the American historian Hiram Bingham. “Discovered” has now been replaced with “brought to international attention”, rightfully so, since you can’t very well discover a place that the locals are using as grazing for … Read More