Why Dragonflies?
After explaining what I have been getting up to over the last few years, people will often ask me “why dragonflies?”. In all honesty, I love hearing this question because […]
Category Archives: Oman
From the Sea to the Sky
The Dhofar mountain range is a unique tropical pocket on the southern coast of Oman. Here the Indian monsoon causes dense mist and fog to cloak the southern slopes for […]
Base Camp
Base camp is the living breathing heart of a conservation expedition. It is from here, that daily plans are formed, and where the daily activities culminate. It is home where […]
Arabian Leopard Camera Trap Footage
Caracal Leopard Hyena Sand Fox With less than 200 individuals remaining in the wild, the […]
Panthera pardus nimr
The Arabian Leopard is listed as critically endangered by the IUCN with a declining population estimated at less than 200 individuals scattered throughout a handful of mountainous regions in the […]
Dragon Hunting
I first became fascinated by dragonflies during my gap year expedition to Madagascar. There was a dusty track that led from camp down to Tsarakibany village which we would walk […]
Lawrence Ball │ Conservation Science 