Going wild in Pembrokeshire
YOU don’t have to jet off to foreign climes to find huge sandy beaches, miles of glorious rugged coastline and stunning wildlife. Pembrokeshire, in south-west Wales, offers all this and more and when the…
Articles by Andrew Hollis
Beating the brokers to bag a better mortgage deal
Sometimes my experience working on the city desk at the Express will infiltrate this predominantly wildlife-based site, but this is a personal-finance story I just have to tell to a wider audience. For the second…
Jack the Flipper – dolphin killer
A ritualistic serial killer has slaughtered at least seven dolphins on the Gulf coast of the US, triggering a major police hunt for the culprit before the birthing season starts. Since the beginning of the…
Birding in the Smiling Coast of Africa
At last I have got round to doing something with my pictures from an amazing trip to Gambia, the Smiling Coast of Africa, in December 2010. And it lived up to its name. But is…
Dolphin virus could affect humans
Humans could be at risk of a killer virus that has claimed the lives of thousands of marine animals in northern Peru, experts have warned. Since the beginning of the year, at least 2,800 of…
Thousands of dolphin deaths in Peru
THOUSANDS of dolphins have washed up dead on Peru’s beaches this year in what could be the world’s largest reported mass dolphin die-off. The body count could be as high as 2,800 based on volunteer’s…
Food for thought
Have been reading Paul Greenburg‘s Four Fish – a journey from the ocean to your plate, and enjoyed it immensely. Greenburg mixes his love of fishing with good investigative journalism about where the fish we…
Blue Monday
Well, today certainly seems like the weather is taking a turn for the worst. It is actually beginning to feel like it is this close to Christmas. Time to tone the muscles for increased amounts…