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Nature for Everybody: Supporting Access Through the WildSpace x ZEISS Partnership
You want to reconnect with nature?
WildSpace breaks down barriers to nature, creating inclusive outdoor experiences that help everyone feel welcome and connected. In partnership with ZEISS, they emphasize that nature is for everyone, fostering well-being and a sense of belonging. Discover how WildSpace encourages exploration at your own pace!
Exciting Developments for breeding Ospreys in Northern England: A Look at the 2025 Season
The 2025 Osprey season in Northern England was marked by early nesting success, despite weather and predation challenges. New birds and effective platforms were spotted, aided by ZEISS cameras, which suggests a positive future for the population.
The Wonders of New Mexico with Her Wild Life
Embark on a captivating birding journey in New Mexico, where the sun-drenched landscapes and vibrant wildlife transform a dreary December into an unforgettable adventure. From the awe-inspiring dawn liftoff of Sandhill Cranes at Bosque del Apache to the magical sight of rosy finches in the Sandia Mountains, this trip offers breathtaking encounters and warm camaraderie among nature lovers. Discover why New Mexico is truly The Land of Enchantment!
The Kruger Birds and Wildlife Challenge: Racing for Conservation
The 2026 Kruger Birds and Wildlife Challenge is a conservation race in Kruger National Park, where teams compete to record bird and mammal species, raising funds for the endangered White-winged Flufftail. This event highlights the importance of protecting wetland ecosystems and celebrates collective conservation efforts.
Interview with Matthew Orolowitz on Saving Botha’s Lark
Matthew Orolowitz highlights the urgent need to save the Critically Endangered Botha’s Lark, a small grassland bird that serves as a key indicator of ecosystem health. Recent rediscoveries and successful breeding offer hope, while citizen science and community collaboration are proving vital for its conservation.
Botha’s Lark: South Africa’s Most Endangered Bird
The dramatic plight of the Critically Endangered Botha’s Lark highlights how targeted research, collaboration with landowners, and citizen science are bringing renewed hope for its survival, while underscoring the urgent need to protect South Africa’s threatened grassland ecosystems.
Beyond the Mainland: Exploring New Zealand´s Subantarctic Frontiers
Far beyond New Zealand’s mainland, I explored the wild subantarctic islands—Campbell and the Snares. Home to rare albatrosses and forest-dwelling penguins, these remote places reveal nature at its rawest and most breathtaking. Harsh winds, icy seas, and untouched beauty made it an unforgettable journey into Earth’s southern frontier.
Birds of a Feather: How to Raise a Common Crane
Once extinct in Britain, the common crane is making a comeback thanks to dedicated conservationists. This article shows how the Great Crane Project raises young cranes using creative methods—from crane costumes to “crane school”—to prepare them for life in the wild.
Through Zeiss Glass: Scotland’s Seabird Spectacles in Sharp Focus
On Scotland’s wind-swept cliffs, summer unfolds in a breathtaking spectacle of motion and life. Equipped with ZEISS SFL 10×40 binoculars, Jennifer experiences the dramatic world of puffins, gannets, and oystercatchers in stunning clarity — each encounter becoming an intimate, respectful connection with nature.
Real-World Review: Birding Mongolia with the ZEISS SFL 10×50 Binoculars
Mongolia – a land of endless horizons and “eternal blue skies.” During a WINGS birding tour, I had the chance to field-test the new ZEISS SFL 10×50 binoculars across the country’s vast steppes. The result: outstanding clarity, impressive light transmission, and a perfect balance of power and portability – ideal for birding from dawn to dusk in one of the world’s most breathtaking landscapes.