Wing Threads: Flight to the Tundra
Zoologist turned pilots flying a microlight from Australia to Siberia to raise awareness for shorebird conservation.
I began Wing Threads because I believe we can be more effective in the way we do conservation by building community through creative means. I look at conservation as a practice of caring for people. Like all living creatures, humans are dependent on the health of our environment for survival. We all take part in … Continue reading Why Wing Threads?
Migratory birds make some of the world’s longest journeys and they face many challenges along the way. By Natalie Ambrosio Mighty Migrations Few birds inspire awe like shorebirds – a group of coastal and wetland-dwelling bird species that perform the longest feats of migration known to the natural world. Many shorebirds have been recorded … Continue reading Helping Weary Travellers
I was never one of those kids who dreamt of being a pilot. I never spent my childhood days playing with toy aeroplanes or dreaming about flying or reading books about famous aviators. Nor is there a history of aviation in my family. Growing up, I had heard of Amelia Earhart, but only because she was the … Continue reading Amellia Airborne
