 On the 24th September, global marches took place around the world against the trade in Ivory and Rhino horn. The fact that it was scheduled on the opening day of the CITES conference in Johannesburg, South Africa, made it all the more poignant. I joined the London March with about a thousand other protesters, young […]
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 “600 Jackals massacred in the name of science.” As a kid who grew up in South Africa I believed, unwaveringly, in the likes of SANPARKS. They were the guardians of Southern African Nature, backed by science and run by men and women with sound knowledge and unquestionable ethics. They would put our natural environments […]  September 7, 2016 - 1:58 pm
What a bunch of arrogant untruthful unethical and unaccountable scientists – looks like the hallmark of the Neslon Mandela Metropolitan University -what a bunch – no doubt the great Nelson Mandela would not approve of this!!  September 7, 2016 - 3:33 pm
Unacceptable  September 9, 2016 - 6:58 pm
Why on earth would you cull an animal that kept the over crowding of some of the other animals. Nature does the job quite well and you helping her will always fail. Please do not cull anymore you are just hurting the whole process…..  September 10, 2016 - 12:20 am
This is appalling – why can’t anyone ever research before they start killing……absolutely horrendous….  On the first of September, the largest group of people against the slaughter of dolphins in Taiji, Japan, assembled in Cavendish Square, London, to march on the Japanese Embassy. The purpose: To give voice to the thousands of dolphins that have been slaughtered and captured in the small killing cove. This insidious hunting practice has […]  Many of you will guess from my surname that my ancestry hails from Croatia, although it was still Yugoslavia when my grandparents left to make the journey to South Africa. It was only a matter of time before I made the pilgrimage back to the land of my forefathers. Croatian is only one part of […]  August 15, 2016 - 12:22 pm
Such a good set of images. Looking forward to our next visit.  Humans have become a planetary disease. Overpopulation is the problem. These are sentiments you may not utter in public without scorn or the shake of a head. As an organism, we have become like cancer on this earth, and while we have our natural place in it, our ego stops us seeing that we are […] |
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