As winter takes its grip on Jo'burg, signs of life abound in our suburban garden.

Since 27 March 2020, the first day of lock down in SA, 336 hours have passed. What did that time mean to you?

In the face of adversity, we have to search for positive outcomes. The onset of COVID-19 is no exception.

Diving with the oceans' most infamous inhabitants was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

The art of recycling your feelings is not an easy one to master, however, with conscious thought it CAN be done!

Christmas in South Africa is a wonderful thing, albeit the polar opposite of Christmas in the Northern Hemisphere!

A shining example of sustainable travel practices, The Royal St Andrews Hotel & Spa is a place all ecowarriors and history buffs HAVE to see

Game viewing is more than seeing the Big 5. Our wilderness has much to offer and we should take the time to enjoy these unique encounters.

We couldn't believe our luck when we saw wild dogs twice in one day and again the next - little did we know it was about to get even crazier

Have you heard of Sho't Left Travel Week?

Profit for petting comes to an end at the Rhino & Lion Nature Reserve

It's National Wildlife Day - let's celebrate the success stories of conservation in Africa.

Do you reduce, reuse & recycle? Check out our tips on little things you can do to help reduce your carbon footprint.

In a spate of videos showing animals getting too close for comfort, here are some top tips on giving them space while on safari.

Our recent trip to Marloth Park paid off not only in terms of relaxation but also with sightings.

Road trips are an excellent & affordable way to get to your destination - you never know what you'll come across while out on the road.

Animal interactions - it's a touchy subject that not many fully understand. Profit for petting is an unsustainable practice, here's why.

Since starting diving in 2018 I've logged almost 50 recreational dives & continue to find excuses to head out for more.

Marloth Park is an incredible "suburb" bordering the Crocodile River, aside Kruger National Park. Here humans and animals coexist the land.

Our oceans are a precious resource & life force.