From Stockholm to the savannah, Karolina Norée’s story is one of courage, passion, and an unshakable love for wildlife. What began as a short volunteer holiday in South Africa turned into a life-changing journey that reshaped her path forever. Now, nine years later, she calls the African bush her home, working as a wildlife photographer and photographic guide. In this interview, Karolina shares her inspirations, the challenges of building a life far from home, and the moments in the wild that have transformed her perspective. From pre-dawn game drives to unforgettable encounters with nature, her story is a reminder of the deep connections we share with the natural world—and why conservation is more vital than ever. Can you tell us...

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Earth Day is a powerful reminder of the responsibility we all share to protect and preserve our planet. Each year on 22nd April, millions of people around the globe unite in celebration and action, highlighting the urgent need for sustainable practices and conservation efforts. Why Earth Day Matters Since its inception in 1970, Earth Day has grown into a global movement. It sheds light on critical environmental issues like climate change, habitat loss, and pollution. It’s a day to pause and reflect on how our daily actions impact the world around us—and how we can make meaningful changes.       Simple Steps Towards Sustainability Living sustainably doesn’t have to mean overhauling your life. Small, conscious changes can collectively create...