Union For Conservation Of Nature

Union For Conservation Of Nature

Elephant Gift Ideas
Elephant Gift Ideas Buying gifts featuring elephants for nature lovers is a great idea. Those who love nature and wildlife are sure to enjoy these gifts because they show that you pay attention to what they are interested in and want to give them something they will treasure. One of the best parts of buying elephant gives for your loved ones is that you may be able to support a nature-related charity with your purchase. Many museums and con Read More...
Award-Winning Author Touts Wildlife, Fisheries Conservation
Outdoors writer Chester Moore has penned more than 400 magazine articles and 2,000 newspaper stories in the last 14 years. Of those stories he says the ones that are the most important to him represent conservation and the "spirit of the outdoors." "The beautiful thing about hunting and fishing is that here in America it directly affects the conservation of our natural resources in a wonderful way. Without the money put into conservation via lic Read More...
Addo Elephant Ride
Imagine riding on the back of an elephant – yes, right here in Addo, Eastern Cape you can experience an Addo elephant ride. I would consider myself an experienced traveler – having tried many adventures to sooth my soul that I have lived and experienced and taken in every moment. But what a treat to know that Southern Africa offers these special elephant adventures in the elephant land of Addo. Experiencing an elephant tour adventure is an awe Read More...

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