From the moment we were born, the pulse of nature has been a part of us. We believe it was a seed planted by the Lord, destined to take root in our hearts and grow into a lifelong passion.

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The earliest memories we have of the wonders of the natural world were through our sight, our hearing and our sense of smell. We don't fully realize it as children, but these early encounters with nature were the beginning of our journey. As children, we spent countless hours exploring the outdoors. It was in these moments that the seed of our dreams were sown. We often found ourselves daydreaming of wild places, where nature thrives in its purest form, untouched by human hands. We knew that our hearts belonged to these wild places. As we grew older, we felt a compelling urge to not just witness nature but to protect it because the more we learned about the threats facing our planet, the more our desire to make a difference solidified. This passion, which had started as a quiet whisper in our hearts, became a resounding call to action.

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Our travels played a pivotal role in the blossoming of this dream, as we visited remote corners of the world, whether it was the sprawling savannahs of Southern Africa, the rugged wilderness of North America or the parts we travelled to in Asia, we witnessed both the beauty and the fragility of our planet. Each journey, each encounter with wildlife, solidified our resolve. We knew that the Lord had given us this gift of connection, and with that came a responsibility, a responsibility to be a steward of the earth, to protect what could not speak for itself. The seed that was planted in our hearts so many years ago began to grow into something more: a mission, a purpose, a commitment to the future of wildlife and nature conservation.