Wildlife - The Glass Magazine

Glass embarks on a wildlife adventure on Kangaroo Island, South Australia

February 12, 2024

FEW PLACES on earth are as unspoilt as Kangaroo Island, located off the coast of South Australia. Kangaroo Island is Australia’s third largest island, possessing 40 per cent native vegetation and a wildlif...

Glass gets wild on the Great Plains Safari in Kenya

Amanda Bernstein

January 29, 2024

Africa, Feature, Travel

IT'S A steamy afternoon. We’re parked-up in our specially adapted Great Plains Conservation Land Rover Defender. We have a 360-degree view of a pride of 14 lions, sprawled out to soak up the golden African sun...

Glass tells tales from the bush in South Africa’s Sabi Sabi

Ben Olsen

November 14, 2022

Feature, South Africa, Travel

A PIONEERING APPROACH TO CONSERVATION UNDERPINS A BREATH-TAKING SAFARI EXPERIENCE AT SABI SABI. “Always be scanning the horizon,” advise the team as I check into Sabi Sabi’s luxurious Earth Lodge in eastern ...

Fabergé release two limited-edition eggs to add to their objet d’art collection

Alicia Tomkinson

August 30, 2022

Fashion, News

INTRODUCING two limited-edition eggs to their objet d’art collection, Fabergé release new members to reiterate the rich heritage of the house through a seamless combination of the iconic egg and intriguing flow...

Glass experiences Port Lympne – A wildlife experience out of Ashford (not Africa)

Amanda Bernstein

July 23, 2019

Feature, Travel

IT’S LUNCHTIME on Saturday and we’re in the back of a khaki Land Rover, roof down with the afternoon sun in a cloudless sky providing the perfect backdrop. We’ve stopped rocking from side to side, having groun...

Michel Comte and Wavelength Foundation set sail to Spitsbergen to focus in on climate change

Oliver Krug

January 18, 2019

Culture, Europe, Feature, Photography

“IF you ask my advice, let’s take them to hell and back. Only then they’ll see.” The energy, the anger but above all the good humoured hands-on attitude and experience shaped by half a life of activism underly ...

Glass speaks to Suffolk-born solo musician Jay Ducker

Katrina Mirpuri

May 2, 2017

Feature, Glass Talent, Music

GOING solo is never easy when you have a background in a well-established band. However, in this case it seems to have worked out just fine for Suffolk-born Jay Ducker, previously of Cove Hithe, who reveals an ...

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