If you've been following this slightly ridiculous journey of mine for a while, you might have noticed something. I'm not in Sumatra. In fact, I'm not even particularly close to Sumatra. I'm currently in Magelang, Central Java, spending my days caring for rescued monkeys and somehow finding myself increasingly responsible for a small primate rescue centre. That definitely wasn't the plan. So... what happened to Sumatra? The short answer is: nothing. Sumatra is still there. The

First step… we’re back on Facebook 🐒💚 Well, the rebuild has officially begun! Sorry to keep going on about this... but after Meta deleted my entire Facebook and Instagram presence a couple of days ago — including around 20 years of my personal and professional social media history — I am now slowly starting again from zero! And today, step one is done: Each One Wild has a brand new Facebook page! If you’re on Facebook, I would be incredibly grateful if you could hea

I think this is a really valid question, and it’s something I have been asked a few times. And it deserves a full and detailed explanation from me, given that it could well be argued I should be doing more to help the wildlife in my own country, rather than those the other side of the world. Before I explain, I think it's important to say this: helping wildlife isn't a competition. Choosing to help in one place doesn't mean caring any less about another. There are extraordina