Charity Spotlight: The Backwater Sanctuary β A Lifeline for Neglected Horses
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A Place of Healing in Southern India Tucked away in the rolling countryside of Karnataka, India, lies The Backwater Sanctuary β a safe haven for horses, donkeys, and mules who have suffered lifetimes of neglect, abandonment, or overwork. Founded with a vision to restore dignity to animals often forgotten in mainstream welfare efforts, the sanctuary is a shining example of compassion put into daily practice. Unlike dogs and cats, equines in India rarely receive widespread attention. Many are used as working animals, pulling heavy loads, carrying bricks, or transporting goods in scorching heat. When their bodies finally give way, they are often cast aside. The Backwater Sanctuary steps in at this crucial moment β rescuing, rehabilitating, and offering these animals...
5 Fascinating Facts About Giraffes π¦
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Sky-High Sleepers: Giraffes only need about 30 minutes of sleep a day! Purple Tongues: Their 45cm-long tongues are dark to avoid sunburn. Neck Butting: Males fight by swinging their long necks in βneckingβ battles. Fast Sprinters: Despite their size, they can run up to 60 km/h. Unique Prints: No two giraffes have the same spot patternβlike fingerprints. Β Share this post, learn more about conservation partners on ourΒ charity page, or shop our bracelets to help fund on-the-ground projects.
Inspiring Individuals - Karolina NorΓ©e
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From Stockholm to the savannah, Karolina NorΓ©eβs 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 worldβand why conservation is more vital than ever. Can you tell us...
Why the African Jade Bracelet was born β stones, story and style
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Discover the design inspiration, stone meaning and styling notes behind our handcrafted African Jade Bracelet β a wearable reminder of nature and resilience.
How beehive fences are changing lives β AFeWiS Elephant Conservation spotlight
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Discover AFeWiSβs inventive beehive fence programme β how it keeps elephants away from crops, supports communities and protects wildlife.
5 Fast Facts β African wild dog
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Five surprising and shareable facts about the African wild dog β a fiercely social, endangered hunter that keeps ecosystems balanced.
Roar of Recovery: Indiaβs Asiatic Lions Triple Over a Decade
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Discover how Indiaβs Asiatic lion numbers have surged to 891 in 2025βfrom just 284 in 1990βthanks to conservation efforts in Gir forest and over βΉ180 crore investments, offering hope for endangered species worldwide.
Australian Bettongs Make a Comeback: 147 Tiny Soil Engineers Return to the Wild
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Discover how a major bettong rewilding initiative in Western Australia is reversing extinction trends, improving ecosystems and restoring hope for native wildlifeβall with big implications.
Insectocalypse Postponed: How a Wet Spring Sparked a Bug Bonanza in 2025
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Discover how Britainβs unexpected insect rebound this July turned a feared βinsect apocalypseβ into a thriving resurgenceβboosting ecosystems and sparking hope for biodiversity.
Ghost Elephant of Senegal: The Last Forest Giant and the Race to Save a Species
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Discover the haunting story of "Ousmane," Senegalβs lone forest elephant, and the urgent efforts to secure its future before it vanishes forever.
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