Visiting villages and learning more about Senegal from the inside

How do the famous pirogues of Senegal get made?

Here is a good example of something new - a bioclimatic church in Senegal

Typhoid fever is a bacterial disease, that is very common in the world of tropical ilnesses

The famous Dakar Rally hasn't been held in Dakar for more than 10 years!

Look at this huge shrimp! The best Friday present from the fish vendor at the market! The generosity of the Senegalese people is amazing!

In this Expedition log we are going to tell you about our adventures in Joal when we participated in the reforestation of mangrove trees.

Visiting the Grand Theatre in Senegal during the lockdown. A gorgeous building from 2011 that can welcome 1800 visitors (after it re-opens,

Visit Mauritania with The Meridian Expedition and learn more about its culture, traditions and life.

Spending this great day by planting a tree with Ecolibri.

It seems that Senegal is lifting some of its pandemic restrictions.

Receiving a visit from the President of United World Holdings.

Dedicated to the International Day for Protection of Children.

Learning the Fula language and exploring villages in Northern Senegal.

It turned out that you eat plastic nearly every day. Yes, you! No matter whether you sit in Europe, Asia or Africa. How come?

If you’re still wondering where to go and explore and actually feel the history - then take a look at this marvel.

Dar Si Hmad is the largest fog collection project in the world, using cutting-edge technology to fight the impacts of climate change.

Plastic recycling is a a positive trend in our world nowadays.

Electricity in Dakar is very expensive and renewable energy is one of the solutions. In this episode we cover the use of solar panels.

Bio-energy can immensely contribute to the reduction of the greenhouse gases.