Tag Archives: Botswana
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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The Kalahari and Okavango: from desert to delta and drought
My view from a window seat hardly changed on the flight from Johannesburg to Maun in northern Botswana. I rarely saw a farm or lodge in the khaki-colored plains below. A few gulleys ran irregular courses like the veins on … Continue reading
Posted in climate change, Environment, Wildlife conservation
Tagged Botswana, drought, Kalahari desert, Okavango Delta
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Veronica Roodt: wildlife guide, author, artist
A ship’s voyage can be a metaphor for our journey through life. Sometimes ships pass within hailing distance of each other. Sometimes they pass unseen in fog or darkness until sailors learn they missed an interesting vessel from gossip at … Continue reading
Posted in Nature
Tagged Botswana, Bushmen, Moremi Game Reserve, Shell field guides, Veronica Roodt
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Roger musing about Peace with Nature 