Poaching Stories

Book 5 in the Dyed In The Green fiction series about Canada's national parks. When Ben Matthews and Kate Jones realize their ranger exchange to Africa was meant as a ploy to keep them away from a controversial project back in Jasper National Park, things take a dangerous turn. After Kate is called back to Canada, Ben's life hangs in the balance, their only option to put their trust in African ranger Dhakiya Zuberi to help get Ben safely back home.

Three college students, Leah, Zayn and Mildred, are sent on a Pokémon journey across the Kalos Region. What was supposed to be a typical journey to help them learn something about themselves takes an unexpected turn.

Will returns home to South Africa after 4 years at college in the States and discovers that social media has made poaching a high stakes game of geotagging and technology, and her father is somehow right in the middle of it all. It's Lucas, the boy her father brought home one night like some kind of stray lion cub, that holds her country and the key to making sense of her inheritance in his hands.

Mia is a werewolf. Kind and slightly sarcastic, she's almost content with the fact that she hasn't found a mate yet. And probably never will since she can't have kids due to a car accident when she was younger.But that dosn't bring her down as much as it use to, know she's just work work work, go go go. Until she's kidnapped from her apartment in Vermont by her very own fellow pack members, and thrown onto the land of the Alpha twins. The only known pair of twin Alpha lycans known to exist to anyone. An intruder on there territory she soon realizes why they didn't kill her, and why she feels drawn to them. Now thrown into the world of a Luna she most cope with the fact that she has to be mate to not one, but two of the most powerful Lycans to exist.

My rant book about poaching

What would a rhino feel about being dehorned? Anger? Uneasiness? Or it just doesn't have time to digest the whole event before its friend becomes another target......

Inspired by Watership Down and The Jungle Book, Khumta: Prince of Paradise is a story of survival, friendships forged in fire, and the harsh reality of poaching and tiger hunting in India. Khumta, an old Bengal tiger, is one of the last tigers who knew what life in India was like before the humans came. He knows that his kind are dying fast. After he and his cubs escape death by poachers, he decides that it's time to seek out a sanctuary. Khumta travels across India in search of his great grandmother's mythical homeland, a place called Suvhyaaghrya, the tiger's Shangri-la. Joined by his cubs, Abhay, Isha, and Jayanta, and Sumi, a friendly yet awkward clouded leopard with a tag in her ear, Khumta must learn how to both keep his broken family safe - and find the way to Suvhyaaghrya before the humans catch them... or worse.

This is mainly a document about wildlife it's exactly what the cover says. (I wrote this on wattpad)

A short story about a family of tigers who are torn apart.

The baby rhino cried, a weak, sad call, trying to understand the situation unfolding before her eyes... This is a collection of short stories, all about different animasl suffering at the hands of humans. These stories are based on real life occurrences and situations. It is to make people see what actually happens on a day to day basis. Feel free to comment about anything, and suggestions as to animals I should consider doing!

Join Eliza and her family, They are Animal rescuers and biologists. They have a wild child named ... shit can't remember lol and a chimp named Darwin.

Tendais father is working hard to earn enough money to look after her. But would she be proud if she knew what he did at night? Filled with guilt he searches for another way.

Amelia Parks a 14 year old writes letters to people of the world relating to all the major problems she has seen in her life. They are a series of 10 letters written. (To note Amelia Parks is a fictional character.)

Cadao is a young siren. He has a good life in his flock, his mother is close at hand, prospective partners are in abundance, and he is a good hunter. If only humans didn't have death wishes.

Muskaan Bajaj, a ranger and tour guide based in the famous wildlife haven, the Masaai Mara in Kenya, is quite happy living her life when a group of tourists throw her idyllic life into chaos. Between looking after the tourists, saving them from their laugh-out-loud antics and running away from unsavoury characters she has got her hands full. The plot twists from a typical Hindu family and their traditions to the wildlife and exotic setting of the Masaai Mara to the heart-stopping dangers the characters experience against their will! This is a journey that will keep you at the edge of your seat from the moment you read the first sentence.