Tag: Wildlife Conservation
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Patrick Hemingway: The Last Son of a Literary Giant and a Guardian of Wild Africa
Patrick Hemingway, noted writer, wildlife conservationist, and last surviving son of Nobel laureate Ernest Hemingway, has died at age 97. From privileged beginnings to transformative conservation work in Africa and his stewardship of his father’s literary legacy, Patrick led an extraordinary life of adventure, intellect, and integrity. This article charts his journey through continents, conservation…
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Do You Ever See Wild Animals? Tales, Reflections, and the Call of the Untamed
Have you ever locked eyes with a wild fox or felt the silent gaze of a bear in the woods? This immersive post blends prose, poetry, and personal reflections to explore humanity’s connection with the wild. From tigers in Bandhavgarh to the gentle majesty of elephants, let’s journey through the untamed and rediscover the wild…
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Reviving the Yellow Iguanas: The Fight Against Invasive Species at Cartago Bay, Isabela Island @savegalapagos
At Cartago Bay on Isabela Island, the population of yellow iguanas faced near-extinction due to invasive species like feral dogs. Thanks to the Galápagos National Park Directorate’s aggressive eradication efforts and an iguana breeding program, over 500 juvenile iguanas were successfully reintroduced by the early 2000s, marking a significant victory for conservation.
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