THE GLOBETROTTER... stories that bond

Sir David Attenborough: A Life of Discovery and Conservation His life is a truly enviable journey. He is a man who always seeks to find wonder, even having reached an age where, theoretically, one no longer plays with Legos. He possesses the curious gaze of a child and the pragmatism of someone who analyzes problems knowing there is a solution, provided there is the will to find it. His cautionary programs initially leave us breathless. However, in the end, they present us wi

Having specific "days" for things has always sounded wrong to us. The existence of days for children, for women, or for the Earth only serves to alert us to the fact that we are, somehow, failing. These are not days of celebration, but of warning. And these days, in our view, have a much greater commercial impact than a transformative one. It is neither "woke" nor cliché to state that the planet is facing constant and ever-increasing challenges. We lack an integrated form of

The history of the horse has been intertwined with that of human beings since time immemorial. Our shared journey began millions of years ago: its ancestor, Eohippus, appeared around 55 million years ago and, after a long evolutionary path, gave rise to the genus Equus approximately 3 million years ago. Since then, the horse has become one of humanity’s most loyal and powerful partners. Domestication began around 4,500 years ago, on the vast plains of Eurasia, near the Volga