The Southern Eye ZIMBABWE and Botswana have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral co-operation in tourism ...

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The science magazine Nature announced the results of its annual Scientist at Work photography contest. The winning entries are dramatic, intimate portraits of research.

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A rare red-listed bird has been spotted at a Norfolk Wildlife Trust site. Eddie Deane was taking photos at the nature reserve in Cley when he spotted the Yellow Wagtail bird in the grass.

Isaac Mpuchane has been a private guide for nearly a decade, specializing in wildlife in Botswana and photography tours ... Those early encounters sparked a lifelong curiosity about nature.” Book ...

per the Wildlife Science Center. As its extensive range suggests, the mountain lion is a vital part of the ecosystem. A study by Panthera found that they interact with 485 species. In the words of the ...

Kirby Everett, head of marketing communications at Somerset Wildlife Trust, said: "We’re excited to be launching our photography competition ... capturing people in nature or depicting the ...

Mandai Wildlife Reserve is set to unveil a range of new attractions in its eastern cluster in the second half of 2025, offering visitors fresh ways to explore and engage with nature. As per an ...

The Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition in New Delhi features extraordinary category-winning images from photographers all over the world, capturing rare moments in nature and ...

Previous sightings were made at Lanhydrock, Cabilla, and the Redrice Cornwall Wildlife Trust Nature Reserve. “It was very exciting when I was first told about a possible sighting at Lanhydrock ...