Orchid Fever
Cultivating, raising, growing and hunting – people around the world have treasured them for centuries and the fever has definitely spread to Golf Garden, where our boys have taken to Orchids in a big...
Tagged: kidsandnature
Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre
A wild female orangutan with a baby in tow had made its way to the feeding platform that morning from the surrounding forest. Here she was socialising with another mother orangutan and it was...
KIS Wild Bunch Bags
Yesterday my day was tremendously brightened and my spirits lifted by the good news that our batch of 300 absolutely awesome looking Wild Bunch Bags have finally arrived in Kota Kinabalu, after a long...
The Wild View from My Window
I decided to have a chat with my kids about what activities we can do at home on Earth Day 22nd April to celebrate the wild world we love and we quickly came up...
Fun with Food Chains
A Home Schooling Holiday With the Easter break upon us school is out this and next week and we can take it a bit slow on the home-schooling front. We do not want to...
Easy ideas for challenging times
In these testing times, where we are encouraged to spend more time apart than together with schools and workplaces closed or closing lies perhaps the perfect opportunity to connect with Nature and breathe in...
World Wildlife Day 2020
The United Nations World Wildlife Day is a global celebration of the beautiful and richly diverse forms of wild animals and plants on our planet. It is also an occasion to raise awareness of...
The Carnivorous Plants Guide for Young Explorers
Text by Elena Fin Illustrations by Rossella Trionfetti We are reading this book at the moment and it is brilliant! “This is the beginning of a wonderful, bloodthirsty adventure through the world of killer...
Turtles in Sabah
Sea Turtles have a sort of built-in GPS that when they are mature, will tell them to return to their nesting beach to lay their eggs. The same beach from which they began their...
