Biome Africa

Hi Friends, Please hit the link below to help save over 100 Elephant. This is a very important project and every $250 raised will save the life of an endangered Elephant. These funds will go directly to boots on the ground conservation efforts.

Deep down we all know something is wrong. We know this when we walk down the street, visit natural areas, swim in rivers, lakes and oceans. We know that there is a lurking insidious bi-product of our human condition. Trash...and specifically plastics. How can we escape this mounting debris field, its everywhere! Every time we buy something that is manufactured it is pretty much either made of plastic or is wrapped in plastic. There has to be a better way to live, there... has to be a smarter way to consume resources. I'm not a scientist/chemist/petrochemical professional but they do have the answers, they owe us answers as they created this mess that was pushed upon the consumer. We are all part of this mess and we all owe it to ourselves and the natural world to fix this mess we are all in. Let's move towards biodegradable products, they are out there. Unfortunately there are powerful petrochemical empires that don't want us to be educated, they expect us to just keep consuming. Perhaps we can work together to create a movement of change. We all need a clean planet, because without clean food systems we will be eating our own waste.

The African Rock Fig tree is a true marvel of adaptation. These two trees were growing on sun exposed rock outcroppings and clinging to life.

Can't wait to get back to the African bush and bring people to explore and learn about the biome and conservation efforts. #biome_africa

Lions are arguably one of the most iconic predators on earth. Unfortunately they are under threat and numbers have dropped by 90% in the last 50yrs. This is attributed by habitat loss due to human encroachment, poaching and hunting. #biome_africa