Skeleton Coast Expedition 2010
Desert mammals
Namibia’s endangered species include Wild Dog, Black Rhino, Oribi and Puku. The Black and White Rhino have suffered the most from poaching and are on the verge of extinction. If there had been no moves to save them in the la...
Seals of the Skeleton coast
As the only species of seal breeding on the African continent, Cape fur seals when first sighted by the earliest European explorers, were described as a “sight honourable to behold” and their island habitats as, “...
Shipwrecks
The most famous wreck, and story, is that of the Dunedin Star. Just in case you are one of the six or seven people on earth who aren’t familiar with the story, here it is again… On 29 November 1942, the Blue Star Liner, Dunedi...
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Post expedition interview with Andrew Miles on BBC Radio
Listen to Andrew tell it how it really was on the Skeleton Coast in a BBC Radio Sussex interview. (Andrew’s Interview is about 2 hours 40 minutes minutes into the show) For information about learning how to video your...
