Author Archives: Roger Gosden
What’s Hot in Fertility?
This blog has a nature theme, but the author also publishes news and views about reproductive medicine and science in long form on Substack. Please consider subscribing (it’s free) by clicking on the link if you are interested in digestible … Continue reading
Posted in Fertility, nature
Tagged contraception, fertility medicine, In Vitro Fertilization
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Red in Tooth and Paw
I scanned the horizon with binoculars for game, but my local guide always spotted it first with his telescopic eyes. He swiveled his head from side to side, hardly glancing ahead as he steered the truck on a bumpy track … Continue reading
The song of Magicicadas
If you hear ringing in your ears this month it could be the chorus of millions of cicadas, so don’t worry about getting tinnitus! The last time periodical cicadas emerged in southeast Virginia was the spring of 2013. See the … Continue reading
Kalahari Camp Cooking
I was more lucky than shrewd in choosing to visit the northern Kalahari and Okavango Delta in Botswana at the start of the wet season and shortly before Christmas 2023. Mobile safaris organized by Penduka normally take up to nine … Continue reading
Elephants and US
There is something magisterial about the biggest living things on Earth. We are the most intelligent, the most prolific, and the most polluting species but we don’t tower in height over everyone. We look up at some animals and plants … Continue reading
Posted in Botswana, Wildlife conservation
Tagged Botswana, Elephants, Immunocontraception, Kruger National Park, Okavango Delta
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Roger musing about Peace with Nature 