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2016 was definitely a very interesting year for me. A year of seeing new places, meeting new people and experiencing very new things. I also had the opportunity to experience old things in very new ways. Here is a recap of some of what the year brought me…….. Places In January IRead more about 2016 in hindsight… – Looking back on an educational year[…]
Yesterday at around midday I sat on my couch in my living room to enjoy the first bit of “down time” I had had in weeks. I flicked on the TV and just as I started to drift of to sleep and into la la land my phone rang. It was Roger Parry from theRead more about Jambezi Village Python Relocation[…]
Paul first learn’t about fire performance when he was 20 years old. He was at his friend Dylan’s 30th Birthday party when Dylan came out of the house carrying a strange stick that he proceeded to set on fire and twirl around with great dexterity. Paul was immediately fascinated and took home the Fire StaffRead more about Fire Performance – Overview[…]
Paul Teasdale, Malaria, and Saving the Zambezi River. by Mike Toughill WALLACED IN AFRICA ~ Paul Teasdale, Malaria, and Saving the ZambeziRiver. by Mike Toughill
Article on African Freestyle Development Camp where Paul Teasdale represented Zimbabwe http://www.canoekayak.com/whitewater-kayak/2016-african-freestyle-camp/#ZZDQ2XvU809ML45D.97
In March 2016 Paul Teasdale was selected by Sam Ward to attend the ICF Freestyle Kayaking Development Camp on the White Nile in Uganda. The Paddler Ezine covered the story. Full Story in the link below https://www.joomag.com/magazine/the-paddler-ezine-issue-29-late-spring-2016-kayak-cover/0480580001462019468?short
RAW HERO ~ Interviewing Paul Teasdale. by Mike Toughill
“All was going well until I reached the lip of Tutea falls and as I took my boof stroke………NOTHING ! My paddle blade snapped clean off ! Somehow I managed to still land the drop upright but then had to paddle with only one blade to the takeout.” See Full story below ! RAW ReportRead more about New Zealand Kayaking – Kaituna River[…]
Overview Paul Teasdale is the founder of a Non-Profit Reptile conservation program called Zimbabwe Snake Handlers. Paul has been passionate about reptiles since he was very young and has always gone out of his way to spread awareness about the importance of all animals in the ecosystem. He has been doing snake removal services in hisRead more about Reptile Conservation & Snake Handling – Overview[…]
Overview Paul Teasdale started his flying career with Paragliding. He did his liscence in Johannesburg South Africa. Paragliding is said to be one of the purest forms of flight that humans are capable of. After completing his liscence Paul went on to get his Powered Paragliding (PPG) or Paramotor Liscence. He currently owns a 206ccRead more about Paragliding & Paramotor – Overview[…]