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Tribal Water Wars Could Be Surfacing in Africa

By Danielle Nierenberg on April 30, 2011 in Africa, Ethiopia, Kenya, Photos

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The need for a common strategy on solving the water crisis in Africa seems to transcend the warm continent and to echo around the globe. “If African nations don’t find a way to figure out...

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3 Months of Tsalala Pride Cubs

By Rich Laburn on April 29, 2011 in Africa, Photos, South Africa, Southern Africa, Videos

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All 4 of the Tsalala Cubs are doing exceptionally well and are looking very healthy. For those who are still in the dark…the make up of the cubs is 3 girls and a single boy....

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Peru’s Sacred Valley and the Moray Inca Ruins

By Robert Schrader on April 28, 2011 in Peru, Photos, South America

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As tourist attractions in southern Peru go the ancient Inca city of Machu Picchu, situated more than a mile above the town of Aguas Calientes in the Andes Mountains, tends to generate the most interest,...

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The Savory Institute: Healing the World’s Grasslands, Rangelands and Savannas

By Danielle Nierenberg on April 28, 2011 in Africa, Photos, Southern Africa, Zimbabwe

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Below is an interview with Allan Savory, President and Co-Founder of The Savory Institute, an organization based in Zimbabwe that works with farmers, pastoralists, and ranchers to restore degraded lands through holistic management practices. Savory is a...

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Starling Feeds Cuckoo – Strange but True

By Rich Laburn on April 28, 2011 in Africa, Photos, South Africa, Southern Africa, Videos

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There are something in the order of 11 million hits when you simply Google the term ‘Cuckoo’. Admittedly a fair amount of those relate to human behavior – but that’s no longer surprising…At Londolozi we...

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Capturing Solitude: The Japan I Dreamed About……

By Linh Vien Thai on April 26, 2011 in Asia, Featured, Japan, Photos

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In another circumstance Miyagi Prefecture, Fukushima Prefecture, and the other areas of Tohoku would amazing places to visit. For those not familiar with Japan, Japan has prefectures which are much like states back in the...

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Overburdened: Fighting for Northern Japan’s Life

By Linh Vien Thai on April 22, 2011 in Asia, Featured, Japan, Photos

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An inland earthquake just shook me back into heightened awareness, if I was sleepy I'm awake now. So now I write. It's Saturday and the weekdays past were full of meetings, catching up, presentation planning,...

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Autumnal Sanford in April

By Fred Hatman on April 21, 2011 in Africa, Photos, South Africa, Southern Africa

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It may be autumn outside… but in my heart it’s spring… Autumnal Stanford, May 2011 Pic: Hatman...

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Fred Hatman (AKA Howard Donaldson) knew he wanted to be newspaper journalist at age 13. He has worked as a reporter and sub-editor for the Daily News and Cape Times, both based in South Africa and Wimbledon News, Today, London Daily News, The Guardian, The Daily Telegraph and the Daily Mirror, all based in London .

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Tribal Water Wars Could Be Surfacing in Africa

3 Months of Tsalala Pride Cubs

Peru’s Sacred Valley and the Moray Inca Ruins

The Savory Institute: Healing the World’s Grasslands, Rangelands and Savannas

Starling Feeds Cuckoo – Strange but True

Capturing Solitude: The Japan I Dreamed About……

Overburdened: Fighting for Northern Japan’s Life

Autumnal Sanford in April

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