By the waterhole

January 06, 2015  •  Leave a Comment
The site at Ol Pejeta was by a waterhole. A ditch and fence blocked (in theory) access between us and the animals. The appeal of the waterhole to the local wildlife though, was obvious. It was a little harder to get shots this time round because there was no way to get closer to the animals. As a result, most of these shots are cropped to a degree.
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On the Savannah

December 28, 2014  •  Leave a Comment
The workshop on ivory economics at Ol Pejeta lasted for two days. While I plan to discuss it in more detail later, it was fairly intense. Fortunately an early evening safari was planned on the first night to give us all a break. This is what I'd dragged my "light safari" kit along for. One of the challenges with this trip was that on the last leg (...
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A short stay in Kenya

December 17, 2014  •  Leave a Comment
The World Bank is pressing forward with a study on reducing the illegal trade in ivory. Part of that process involved getting feedback from a number of experts in the field. As most of these experts are based in East or Southern Africa, Kenya was chosen for the meeting point. I though, am based in New Zealand. That meant I had to do a lot more trav...
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Terns for Tuesday

November 17, 2014  •  Leave a Comment
The balancing act of research, family and blogging has taken a bit of a hit on the blogging side. Nonetheless, on the research side I'll be heading to Kenya in mid-December for some ivory-related business. These pictures are a series I took at Aramoana. It was part of the trip to the University of Otago to present a seminar on the illegal trade in...
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Water everywhere

November 07, 2014  •  Leave a Comment
Once exams finished I headed off the Napier to visit my parents (and other family there). Sadly my parents are not as well as they used to be. I wanted to see them while I had the chance to get away from work. In theory I'm going to Kenya in December so time is getting pressing. I used some of the time I had available to take some pictures of the l...
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