Male hormones have turned the ostrich’s legs red. He flaps his great black plumes exposing white wing tips against the variation of hills and space. Two…

Today it is almost impossible to see a bongo because less than 100 individuals are thought to live in the wild. Bongo numbers have been declining…

Urchins live upside down. Their bottoms bright orange and googly as if watching us as we swim past trying to find a spot for the camera.…

Out on the ocean, in the golden light of late afternoon, bob the boats that will take you deep sea fishing which Watamu is famous for.…

Through the groovy cool interior there’s a bar to my left and on the right tucked away in a cubby is a treasure trove of Penny…

If anything is illustrated by Top Gear ex-presenter – Jeremy Clarkson, getting unbecomingly angry over not getting his steak at the end of a long day,…

Away from the hustle, noise, pollution and traffic, but still within the city, lies a gem in the middle of a forest. A luxurious camp surrounded…

The 13-million-year old Babe Ape The dry, stony terrain of Turkana basin in northern Kenya has yielded a treasure trove of prehistoric animal, plant and human…

Investing in the Future: the third and final article in our series celebrating 10 years of conservation impact We are rounding off this special series with…

Visitors to Kenya’s stunning coastline will probably be familiar with traditional Swahili dhow boats. They have carried the ancient Kenyan community across the seas for centuries.…