Photo credit - Simon Lucas Saving the Wild - Jamie Joseph tracking black rhinoHow one woman is helping save the last of the big tuskers and the Kimana Wildlife Corridor in Kenya, one beehive at a time.In the world of conservation Jamie Joseph has rockstar
Main image: James, a program educator for Kimana bee project, sets up a new hive box that will hang in the tree behind him. Sourced from Saving the Wild With World Bee Day approaching on 20th May, we took a look at how African communities are
New Zealand manuka honey is a fabulous healer for wounds due to its unique antibacterial properties and it’s hitting the spotlight again for all the right reasons. It turns out global wildlife organisation Saving the Wild has been using Comvita Manuka honey to successfully treat rhinos
