Taking you miles from nowhere

2022

Dear {CONTACT.SALUTATION},

I hope you are keeping well.

This month's Miles from Nowhere features stories of exploration and travel-driven conservation success from across Africa, including: an interview with Kyle de Nobrega on the extraordinary story of Zakouma National Park; the winning photographs of this year's Wildlife Photographer of the Year; my own upcoming trip to Ndoki and Sangha in the Republic of Congo and Central African Republic respectively; and some exciting community-led conservation projects.

Do jump in below and do let me know if you'd like to chat about anything further.

Yours,

Will Jones
Chief Exploration Officer

Last year saw the biggest single rhino translocation ever, with the of moving 30 white rhino from South Africa to Rwanda. A recently released film from Conservation Solutions details the incredible journey. Watch here

A recovered wilderness

Our own pro guide Kyle de Nobrega shares the success of Zakouma National Park.

One step beyond

Will Jones heads back to Africa on a Rare exploration trip to the forests of the Congo.
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Western lowland gorilla © Kyle de Nobrega

Friendships in the wild

A new study on how chimps and gorillas establish social relationships in the wild.
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Everything is connected

The importance of saving Ethiopia's community-managed honey forest.

Maasai herder, Carbon Tanzania / Roshni Lodhia

People power

Carbon Tanzania shares how carbon credits empower community-led conservation.

Life through a lens

Winning images of the Natural History Museum’s wildlife photography awards.
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Going Kwessi

A first-class experience in one of the largest private reserves in southern Africa.

Wildlife warrior

Zambia’s Specialist Anti-Poaching Unit's Neddy Mulimo wins Tusk Ranger Award.
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More than just a safari

‘When I take people on safari, I try to show them just how much incredible diversity is out there. Going on safari once in a lifetime, just to tick a box, is not really the aim of what I do. I like getting to know my guests properly so I know what they like, who they are and what they need to make their personalized safari experience addictive and more than just a holiday trip.'

- Squack Evans, Exploration Specialist and Pro Guide

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Header image: Omo River, Kate Malone

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