Northern Tanzania, December 2024: Lake Eyasi, learning from the Hadzabe, sucking honey from waxy honeycomb. Floating in stillness above the behhhh calls of wildebeest seeking water, seeing the brown fuzz of a weeks-old zebra. Spotting, just barely, t
Northern Kenya, October 2024: It was a privilege to see a bit of this semi-arid region, the home place of tribes like the Samburu, Maasai, Rendille, Turkana, Pokot, and others. Between extensive drought, rapid technological changes, and the steady fl
There is so much potential in Indigenous tourism, and folks in Canada are leading by example. Respect, inclusivity, and incredible natural landscapes — it’s a hard combination to beat as a thoughtful model with global scale. I spent a wee
Intuition is a good thing. So is asking questions, waking up to the beat of a drum, second-language conversations, hyena calls in the dark, and a two-week stint without cell service in the African bush. Thanks @ecotraining team for dealing me a steep