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Giraffes: Giants of Grace and Conservation’s Silent Crisis

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Article: Linda Bennett | Images: Dave Bennett The giraffe, with its unparalleled elegance and striking stature, has captivated humanity for centuries. A living masterpiece of evolution, its distinctive silhouette adorns everything from Tanzania’s coat of arms to advertisements selling wine and children’s clothing. Yet, beneath the veneer of global admiration lies a sobering truth: giraffes […]

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Nantwich Lodge: Zimbabwe’s Historic Gem, Celebrating its 60 years

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Article – Rudo Nhamoinesu, NZiRA Magazine Images – Hideaways Group & Rudo Nhamoinesu Historical and cultural heritage has over the years contributed immensely towards tourism and cultural upliftment. The existence of a strong relationship between history and tourism brings with it a sense of natural inquisitiveness and interest among locals and tourists to an area.

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Eco Tourism: The Modern Trend: Our Elephant’s Eye Encounter

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Article NZiRA Travel Zimbabwe | Images Elephant’s Eye Hwange Tourism is moving in a more sustainable and eco-friendly direction to minimise the harmful impact of waste on the environment and facilitating community development. We had the pleasure of visiting one such Ecotourism facility- Elephant’s Eye, Hwange under the Hideaways Group. This bespoke ecolodge embraces the

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Wild at Life E.V. Rhinoceros Conservation and Rescue Mission

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Safeguarding Rhinos through Conservation Efforts Article and Images: Aslihan Gedik; Founding Chairman and Chief Conservation Officer A rhinoceros is a large herbivorous mammal known for its thick skin and one or more horns on its snout. There are five species: Black, White, Indian, Javan, and Sumatran. The trafficking of animals is a serious global issue,

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