Eminently Eve - intimacywithnature

Eminently Eve - intimacywithnature Conservation of wildlife is not for Scientists only, it is to be enforced by ALL of us�. Send a Whatsapp message to +263714830156

EcoTravel blogger| I share Zimbabwe EcoTravel Tips & Detailed Destination Reviews| I am also the Founder of Empowered Travel ZW which offers First Aid-, Self Defence- & Vehicle Maintenance- Training plus Tools for much safer travel experiences| One way we can contribute towards wildlife & nature conservation in our ZIMBABWE is through DOMESTIC ECOTOURISM. The more time we spend with & in nature, the more conservation will come to us naturally just like it did with our parents, grandparents, & great grandparents. Due to modernization however, we now have to travel a bit to experience all forms of nature. Eminently Eve is there to start discussions about the beauty & importance of nature & help you plan your trips according to your budget by advising you on - a) "nature themed" places to visit in Zimbabwe that are conservation oriented, b) accommodation options, c) vehicle hire options, d) camping gear providers e) hiking gear providers, etc.

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My Story

How it all started

For as long as I can remember, wildlife, nature and environment have always been a big part of my life. On one hand, I had a father who was obsessed with wildlife documentaries to such an extent that if we were not watching cartoons or news then we were watching wildlife documentaries all day, every day. On the other hand, I had a mother who was obsessed with plants. You could literally break all the dishes in the kitchen and get away with it, but make no mistake of stepping on a plant in the yard causing it to break or die… all hell would break loose. My mother would always say, “if you cannot create it, why destroy it”.

My parents made me realize from a young age that there is life out there, a life other than human life, which is important, precious and irreplaceable. Naturally, that appreciation of nature instilled in me made me want to travel a lot and explore more of its beauty.

Where it has got me to now