Stories by Kathy
“Thank you. I bow in gratitude for the gift of you that you have shared. The Wednesday morning emails became balm for my anxious soul. You continue to inspire me.”
Tiny Tales of Courage
“If it doesn’t rain soon these babies are at risk,” said Pilipili. There was a bumper crop of elephant calves born this year in Amboseli. We were on a game drive in Amboseli National Park, every group of elephants we met had tiny elephant calves tucked amongst their legs.
Ambush at Sunrise
When we set out on our morning game drive in the Maasai Mara Game Reserve it felt like we crossed a threshold into a living Rothko painting in pinks and purples. Ephemeral silhouettes of giraffes emerged in the morning mist.
The Power of Women to Nurture and Lead: Celebrating International Women’s Month
Since 2021, the Milk to Market Program has transformed lives, livelihoods, and landscapes through one profound connection: milk. Reteti Elephant Sanctuary
Celebrating Women: International Women’s Day 2026
I was not rebelling against my roots; I was reclaiming my right to define who I could be. Brenda Senewa Korian
All Creatures Big and Small
Get out and take those photos. Tell those stories. You never know who they will reach and how it will change them. Animal stories are humanitarian stories are environmental stories are climate stories.
Jo-Anne McArthur
Two Giraffes went into a Bar ….
The day I stop being excited is the day I stop taking photos. Roie Galitz
The Circle of Life
When we try to pick out anything by itself, we find it hitched to everything else in the universe, it becomes impossible to contemplate this one thing without contemplating the nature and meaning of existence itself. John Muir
Craig’s Last Day
It was a difficult moment. No one could talk. No one could communicate. The whole area becomes a silent DEATH PLACE! Big Life Warden James Kupere
Tilting towards the New Year
As I track the gradual increase of daylight over our winter landscape here in Ontario, I find myself leaning towards the new year, enjoying the quiet of the season, yet aware of a growing sense anticipation. Next month I’m heading out on safari again. Every time I leave Kenya, I wonder if, or when, I will return. I live my life as if a reunion is assured and tilt my view towards the next adventure on African soil.
Zazu - Mr. Banana Beak
“Good morning, mon ami! It's a brand-new day. Chimps are going ape, giraffes remain above it all. Chicks are panicking, rhinos are running wild.” Zazu from The Lion King
Holiday Print Sale
Holiday print sale on until Dec. 15th. Bring the love of wildlife into your home and help conservation all in one purchase.
Predator or Prey and Print Sale!
“I could not help but wonder: do the lions (and other animals) not view people in a tent as potential prey?”
Time Out #restandrestore
Life is best lived at a walking pace and best understood at a sprint. Zambian Proverb
Jane Goodall: April 3, 1934 - October 1, 2025
“We should be kind to animals because it makes better humans of us all,” Jane Goodall.
Liquid Silver in a Fur Coat
“Want to meet our latest rescue?” Sophie asked. She cupped her hands, and a tiny striped face followed a by wriggling body slipped out of the folds in her shirt. A baby genet!
If You Meet a Lion on the Road
I love that my kids pick up my phone now and before they use it to play games and zone out, they are struck by the beauty of the Lion and are awed by nature! This somehow restores some balance for me.