by fl_admin | Jun 10, 2020 | Nature, Safari, Travel
The idea of the jungle is a powerful one indeed. While the British ruled India the Orientalists made it out to be a dark and savage place full of snake charmers and rampaging beasts. For the feudal Maharajas it was a hunting ground where the wildlife were nothing more...
by Vineith Mahadev | May 29, 2020 | Adventure, Nature
Tell me something, would you like to listen to a story? It was November 1999, and a son asked his Father, ‘Shall we sleep on the terrace, the Leonids are going to put on a show.’ He set up a mattress under the night sky, excited to be up there and see the stars. That...
by fl_admin | Oct 16, 2019 | Nature
Conservation currently for most people today seems to put ‘humans’ in a position of control and trying to change things that they have messed up…whereas in the real sense it should be about creating and understanding and awareness of how we are a part of it all and...
by Sheryl Dickson | Nov 13, 2018 | Nature, Walks
With my heart pounding in my rib cage, I set off all by myself to explore the wilderness. I had been in the forest before, but always in a vehicle, and so being on foot and completely alone felt like a vulnerable but thrilling situation. Being my first time alone in...
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