In a world increasingly obsessed with measurable outcomes, the field of environmental conservation is no exception. We’re constantly required to provide results- acres of mangroves planted, kilometers of coastlines restored, …
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Iron Fertilization for Carbon Sequestration, Exploring Its Potential and Risks
Over dinner last week a friend asked me about different options for carbon removal. When I mentioned iron fertilization, he had no idea what I was talking about, so when I got home I started to put together a small explainer. This isn’t a deep dive, and please don’t scream at me over the math. …
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Journeys With Purpose – Visit South Africa
From the golden beaches of Durban to the vineyards of Stellenbosch and Kruger National Park’s sweeping plains, South Africa offe s a holistic fusion of nature, history and adventure. Spend a week exploring the vibrant capital and venture to the top of Table Mountain for panoramic views, or head to the whale-watching capital of the …
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SEVENSEAS Travel Magazine – December 2024 – Issue 115
National Geographic Explorer Thomas Peschak to Receive 2025 Eliza Scidmore Award for Outstanding Storytelling Award-winning photographer and National Geographic Explorer Thomas P. Peschak will receive the National Geographic Society’s 2025 Eliza Scidmore Award for Outstanding Storytelling for his long legacy of conservation storytelling at National Geographic and beyond. Read more… The Changing Face of Little …
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Journeys With Purpose – Kids on Safari: Frequently Asked Questions
Being able to experience a truly wild family holiday is a bucket-list adventure for most, but can require a little more forethought when planning. This article, and the expertise of our specialist team, is aimed to take the guesswork out of taking your kids on safari so you can look forward to enjoying a memorable …
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Journeys With Purpose – Rewilding the Karoo: A Journey Through Samara
Nestled in the heart of South Africa’s Great Karoo, Samara Karoo Reserve offers a testament to the remarkable power of rewilding. This 67,000-hectare landscape once overgrazed and fragmented by farming, now thrives as a haven for biodiversity, blending science, sustainability, and community-driven conservation. Our recent journey to Samara was nothing short of awe-inspiring. From the …
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Hope for Right Whales
“Hope is a survival trait, and without it, we perish.” Jane Goodall describes hope as creating a plan and setting a course to move forward despite knowing there will be obstacles to overcome. She continued. “Hope does not deny all the difficulty and all the danger that exists, but it is not stopped by them. …
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The Changing Face of Little Cayman’s Reefs: One Year on From The Most Extensive Global Coral Bleaching on Record
The summer of 2023 was the hottest on record and brought with it the most extensive global coral bleaching event on record. One year on, how are the historically healthy and resilient coral reefs of Little Cayman faring? As part of the Healthy Reefs Programme, the Central Caribbean Marine Institute (CCMI) has been monitoring the …
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The Iris Project: Enabling Young People to Protect and Restore Nature
In a world facing unprecedented environmental challenges, young people are stepping up as the change-makers we need. The Iris Project is at the forefront of this movement, shining a light on young people leading the way in protecting and restoring our planet. The Iris Project is dedicated to the memory of Iris Goldsmith, a passionate …
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National Geographic Explorer Thomas Peschak to Receive 2025 Eliza Scidmore Award for Outstanding Storytelling
This year’s award recognizes Peschak’s legacy of visually illuminating ecosystems, including the people advocating for them, while connecting audiences to the importance of conservation Award-winning photographer and National Geographic Explorer Thomas P. Peschak will receive the National Geographic Society’s 2025 Eliza Scidmore Award for Outstanding Storytelling for his long legacy of conservation storytelling at National Geographic and …
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Rolex Celebrates our Planet’s Poles, Mountains and Forest
From equipping the first adventurers to reach the summit of Mount Everest to promoting discoveries in the Amazon rainforest, Rolex has supported the world’s trailblazing explorers for almost a century. Today, this network of pioneers is shedding light on the challenges we all face in a changing climate. Spread across the world, the explorers and …
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