Okavango Delta: Harmony in Nature
Wild animals in Botswana are way more civilized than us humans in many ways — they co-exist in peace, don’t kill without a reason, and have an effective social machinery in place. Their biodiversity ecosystem and lifecycle are dependent on meaningful relationships between the flora, fauna, and forces of nature.
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Learn to Live Like an Elephant
Spend enough time in the presence of wild elephants and you’ll quickly realize these “ecosystem engineers” have much to teach us about being in service of others.Learn More -
What We Can Learn About Sustainability from Animals
Sustainability has become a buzzword, often misused to describe practices that are anything but. In the African bush, however, I witnessed it in action, at both small and vast scales.Learn More -
Mombo: A Place of Plenty
Mombo is so visually stunning that one hardly knows where to look — it’s a celebration of life. The marshes, woodlands, and floodplains paint a spectrum of shades that shimmer differently with each passing hour.Learn More -
Can We Stop Destroying the Planet?
Wildlife is threatened by everything from habitat loss and poaching to climate change and conflict with humans due to change induced by us.Learn More -
Conservation Efforts in the Okavango Delta
I had the opportunity to meet the National Geographic Okavango Wilderness Project, which is working to protect the delta and its source water.Learn More -
National Geographic Okavango Wilderness Project: Life in The Camp
The National Geographic Okavango Wilderness Project team is working to protect the delta and its source water, on which all life forms in the delta depend for sustenance.Learn More -
When a Leopard Showed Us a Mother’s Love
Watching a beautiful leopard family together was a stark reminder of cherishing meaningful relationships and celebrating life.Learn More -
Elephants Mourn and Feel as Deeply as Us
When any member of an elephant family dies, they are mourned deeply by their herd.Learn More -
How Lala Palms Spread in the Delta
The Lala palm trees are the sentinels of the delta, watching over the islands and waterways in the heart of the wilderness.Learn More -
Living with Lions in Okavango
Lion cubs are a portrait of ferocity and fragility simultaneously. I got a chance to witness their meaningful relationships during my time at Mombo camp in Okavango Delta in Botswana.Learn More