BAREFOOT OVER THE SERENGETI: A VISIT WITH DAVID READ
“When [the Masai] gave you their word or made a promise, it meant something,” the author David Read (1922-2015) said to me in his last...
AFRICA READING LIST
Until the 19th century, Westerners knew little about sub Saharan Africa and what they did know, was often through what they could glean...
THINKING LIKE DARWIN - A READING LIST FOR YOUR NEXT SAFARI
Darwin was the first to argue that our ancestors evolved in Africa and time has shown him to be right. And so this last epistle before we...
NEW ENGLISH REVIEW: ON SAFARI
“It is impossible that a town will not play a part in your life, it does not even make much difference whether you have more good or bad...
THE NATIONAL POST: RETURN OF THE POACHERS
Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park is home to the largest number of wild animals in any one place in the world. The pastoral Maasai tribe...
A Tanzanian Musical Journey - New English Review: The Maestro
It started with a Cuban song, Sofrito, recorded by Mongo Santamaria Y Amigas on the Fantasy record label in early 1960s, just after the...
A Participatory Rural Appraisal - Wei Wei Integrated Development Project, Sigor, West Pokot, Kenya
In order to provide for the sustainability of the successful irrigation development intervention in Kenya, the Participatory Rural...
The Sociocultural Dimension of Biodiversity in Kenya
In 1992, Geoffrey Clarfield was the Team Leader for the National Biodiversity Report prepared by the National Museums of Kenya and The...