explore the beauty of mother nature and how to rehabilitate natural habitats and how future global food supplies can be secured
Sunday, January 24, 2010
2010
I have a new years resolution this year, and it's one I will definitely keep; I am going to do a course that will give me the qualifications to work in the tourism industry as a eco-tour guide! This will give me the opportunity to pass on some of my own enthusiasm for the natural environment to others. Nature is the most potent force and we humans need to re-learn how to live with it if future generations are going to have anything left to enjoy, perhaps with the exception of films and books. Imagine poring through books to see what our ancestors saw regularly; how sad would that be. Some people may already know that sensation.............
Saturday, January 2, 2010
Yet more travel pics
My family, Zomba Mountain, Malawi
A homestead in the Tete Province, Mozambique. New thatch bundles are stored on the roof of a hut
Pelicans fishing in the Urema River, Gorongosa, Mozambique
Catching a Mozambique Spitting Cobra in Chitengo Camp, Gorongosa, Mozambique. I released the snake into the park far from camp
Hippo, Shire River, Malawi
Elephant enjoying a swim, Shire River, Malawi
Even in national parks people drive too fast, this red necked francolin becomes an unfortunate victim to a thoughtless driver
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