This image was taken by the local farmer who shared his concerns with us about the land being sold. This orangutan was visiting the very land we are trying to rpotect. When I first launched Each One Wild, I shared that 15% of profits would be donated to primate rescue charities. That was always genuine. It still is. But as things have evolved, so has the direction of where those funds are going — and I want to be completely transparent about that. Instead of donating to exte

There’s a phrase I keep coming back to with Each One Wild…At ground level. It ended up on the hoodies, the t-shirts, the designs but for me, it actually means a few different things. All connected, and also not, at the same time. When I think about it, it takes me straight back to Bali. A lot of people go to Bali with money. They stay in beautiful villas, go to beach clubs, spend their days in what I call the “fancy places.” And don’t get me wrong, there’s nothing wrong with

So I’ll start this blog by admitting something – most of the monkeys I’ve worked with have actually been inside enclosures. So they haven’t had the chance to steal quite as much as they probably would like to! But… having lived in Bali and Lombok for 18 months, I completely understand why people see long-tailed macaques as highly skilled pickpockets. Is this behaviour specific to this species? That I can’t say for certain. But I do think it’s likely. And here’s why. They’ve a

This is one of the most common questions people ask — are macaques dangerous? It’s also one of the main things bringing people to this site, so I want to answer it properly, based on real experience. I’ve worked closely with long-tailed macaques for over a year, caring for and being around more than 60 individual monkeys. So this isn’t theory — it’s what I’ve seen, learned, and experienced first-hand. Of course, every situation is different. But if you’re wondering whether ma

If you search long-tailed macaques online, you’ll probably see the same words coming up again and again — aggressive , thieves , dangerous monkeys . And to be fair… sometimes they absolutely can be. But after spending time working with them in Bali, I’ve come to believe that long-tailed macaques might actually be one of the most misunderstood primates on the planet. Like most things in nature, the reality is far more complicated. Life Alongside Humans Long-tailed macaques (al

I’ve wanted to create a yoga range for Each One Wild for a long time now, and it feels really special to finally share the first pieces with you. Yoga has been part of my life for many years. It’s something that has helped me physically, mentally, and honestly at times kept me grounded when life felt a little chaotic. It’s not just exercise for me – it’s a way to reset, breathe, and reconnect. But the real turning point in my relationship with yoga happened in Bali. I was in

The fashion industry isn’t something most of us immediately connect with wildlife conservation. But the reality is that what we choose to wear can have a surprisingly big impact on the natural world. Fashion is one of the largest industries on the planet, and unfortunately it’s also one of the most damaging to the environment. From deforestation to pollution and massive carbon emissions, the way clothing is produced can affect ecosystems across the globe — including the fores