Boris Vanyan, Ranger for Foundation for the Preservation of Wildlife a...
The last couple of weeks of political headlines in the UK have seen something that I didn’t expect to see: a sudden competition between political parties in the UK over who will plant the most trees as part of their proposed solution to the climate crisis.
“The tail – the tail – well, I have to say that’s a bit much”. Simon Barnes is baffled by the elusive Crested Argus.
“The frivolity of those trousers clashed with the gravity of the facial expression”. Simon Barnes recalls an encounter with a Red-shanked Douc.
“You know what? It’s not fair”. Simon Barnes considers the plight of the Sunda Pangolin.
Simon Barnes recalls his visit to our partner organisation in Vietnam, Viet Nature, and their project to reforest lands affected by defoliant.
Conservation photography is about so much more than pretty pictures, as highlighted in two exhibitions that explore the work of WLT.
Simon Barnes observes the Sokoke scops owl in his latest blog post.
Simon Barnes considers the Golden-rumped elephant shrew in his latest blog post.
Simon Barnes describes a frog known by sound, not sight: the newly discovered Tiktik Rainfrog.