News - Publications

As many of my customers and followers know, Colchester Zoo has a great collection of endangered, critically endangered and other exotic wildlife species. This includes also more than 20 different primates species.

Learn how to best capture the action of the different ape, monkey and lemur species at Colchester Zoo and how to deal with challenges like taking photos through glass and fences. Join us to capture moments like a squirrel monkey being cheeky, a pileated gibbon hanging out, an orangutan walking on straps and/or gelada baboons or spider monkey babies/toddlers growing up.
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The Naturewatch Foundation has launched a NEW-16-minutes short film about badger baiting on their YouTube channel. This film is part of their School Awareness Programme to raise awareness for this evil activity, trying to prevent these crimes by having people and in particular teenager recognise the signs and help to bring these to the attention of the Animal Crime Manager at the Naturewatch Foundation.
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Due to COVID-19 there have been many restriction in what we are allowed to do and who we are allowed to meet. However, the currnt situation created also opportunities for things, you may have intended to do for some time but have never got around to do. For example you may have a great digital SLRcamera, which you use only occasionally and only on automatic, or you did not have the chance to dedicate time to photography for some years and would like to start this hobby again.

Taking your camera out on the daily exercise walks in your neighbourhood is a great opportunity to practise photography, and there is now online photography tuition available to learn how to get off the automatic settings and/or how to improve your photography skills. Big Cat & Nature Photography has just launched its Online Photography Tuition and Support Session programme to get people started and help enhancing their photographic knowledge via a video link (in a COVID-19 safe way).
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Over the last few weeks I have been busy with various aspects around my business, and one thing I have managed to do is to secure two more article publications. One of the articles is on the Impact of COVID-19 on Seal Rescues and Rehabilitation and the other (coming out in the August issue of Suffolk Norfolk Life) will be on the RSPCA East Winch.
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In consideration of the ever growing human population and the rapidly increasing speed the number of people on planet Earth grows, we would like to draw your attention to our impact on other species. This is not something new and has been said many times before. This is however a subject, which still does not seem to be fully understood in its complexity yet.
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One of the greatest threats to tigers and wildlife in general is habitat loss. Due to an ever-increasing human population this is a problem all around the world. Some areas are however impacted harder than others. Although these areas are in countries outside the UK, it is something in our day-to-day life here that causes the rapid loss of habitat for Sumatran tigers, orangutans, and other wildlife species that live on the Island of Sumatra and in the south of Malaysia. It is Palm Oil that has led to a rapid deforestation in these areas.
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