Kenya Turtle Rescue. A Radio Interview.

By Dawn Jorgensen

Tags Conservation, Kenya, Local Ocean Trust, Passport to the World, Radio, Turtle Watch, Turtles, Video, Watamu, WhyILoveKenya, WondersOfWatamu

I joined Cathy Retief-Neil on her ‘Passport to the World’ show on Radio Helderberg 93.6fm to talk about my visit to Kenya in August, working with the Local Ocean Trust: Watamu Turtle Watch and learning about the many Wonders of Watamu. Have a listen here as I share some of my lessons in conservation, the fragility of this species, the heartache and struggles and the way this gorgeous coastal area is making a very big difference … This is an Africa more people need to see.

For more on my visits to Kenya, please see here. Also for more of my posts on Watamu and the Turtle Watch, here. Thanks too for the cover pic my best travel buddy Linda Markovina x.

Share this article

15 Interesting Facts About Polar Bear.

I recently read an article about the plight of polar bears and the challenges they currently face, and you’ve probably seen images circulating on the internet of starving polar bears struggling to stand, let alone hunt

Lessons In South African Slang, Love Your Language.

Thought this was fun, some lessons in South African slang for my friends of far, enjoy: braai barbequehowzit? hey, what’s up?bru brochina mate lekker deliciouschips friesplasters bandaidsbakkies truckstekkies tennis shoesboot trunklift elevatorpudding dessertprawns shrimplead extension

Puppies and kittens are cute, but to neuter is cuter: Join the Pay-for-a-Spay Challenge.

I recently saw a meme that nearly broke my heart. It showed a puppy labrador with a bow, being gifted for Christmas marked Year 1, with a pic of the same dog a year later

Fall in love with Paris. Things to do in the city of light, romance and inspiration.

For me, the new year is set to bring European travel and I am fortunate enough to be in the planning stages of one or two trips, with a return to some of my favourite

error: This content is protected.

Spring Wildflowers: South Africa in Bloom

Top Botanical Gardens in the World.

Participating in Local Customs While Visiting the Middle East’s Gulf Countries.

Marking Five Years of Perfection: Durbanville Wine Valley Unveils its 2026 Sauvignon Blanc.