Tusker Trail
Tusker Geografica head administrator
MONGOLIA’S ROCK ART
This is the second article in a 3-part series about Tusker Trail’s newest trip – Mongolia’s Altai Mountains: Ancient Culture and Photography Workshop.
The renowned Esther Jacobson-Tepfer is the cultural instructor for the upcoming workshop. Discover how Esther made her way from Boston to the petroglyph-studded steppes of Mongolia’s Altai Mountains.
RETURN TO KAFUE PART II
Seventeen years ago, when Eddie Frank led his anti-poaching mission through the grasslands of Kafue National Park, there were less than 1,000 tourists visiting Kafue each year. Today, over 7,000 visitors enter the park annually, and the elephant are back, no longer terrified by the sight of humans. In Kafue, the tide is slowly turning.
GRATITUDE & GRACE
“I felt like I could handle anything in that moment. I was smiling so big my face hurt. I felt like laughing. I felt grace.”
In May, Tusker coordinator Mariya Porten climbed Kilimanjaro with her father, Steve Porten. The climb affected Mariya in ways she never could have imagined, and will never forget.
YOU LIE!
Poll any population on a prison yard and you’ll find nothing but innocent men. How can no one there be guilty of a crime?
The answer lies … in a lie.
GLACIERS PASSED
Leading glaciologists have declared that glaciers and ice fields are receding at an alarming rate, and for the most part, their findings are correct.
