World Image Magazine Issue 31 April 2016 | Page 70

Kuyimba means 'to sing' in the Zambian Chinyanja language and this site is a celebration of the sights and sounds of southern Africa. Join us to experience it for yourself. Derek & Sarah Solomon www.kuyimba.com The Cat Survival Trust was registered as a charity in 1976. The Trust's on-site objective is to promote education regarding the conservation of wild cats and their habitat by housing an array of species in natural enclosures. http://www.catsurvivaltrust.org Magazine Submissions Tour Operators Members are welcome to submit Bio’s and other articles relating to expeditions and equipment reviews. Small file size pictures may be included. Recognised wildlife trust and Nature Conservation group adverts may be included free of charge per quarter page subject to approval. Any one who would like to write a feature article for the magazine, please do. I have no real limit on the magazine size but for ease I will find a comfortable limit depending on the method used for circulating it. Trade Adverts Adverts may be placed with the magazine at the editors discretion. A charge will be made in advance of publication towards the running costs of the society amounting to 10 GBP per quarter page per issue. Submissions should be emailed to [email protected] please state ‘magazine article or advert’ in the subject line. Members who operate, or work on behalf of Tour Operators are invited to submit reports on their tours as a feature of the magazine. These can be a regular feature if desired and may include pictures to highlight aspects of the article. The first of these reports should be an introduction to the company area of operations and its tour guides and staff. Although the Society can not be held responsible for the conduct and safety of the tours, the tour operators that advertise on, or have links within, this site or provide reports within the societies magazine, do so on the understanding that they undertake to conduct the tours in a professional manner, be customer focused, with an emphasis on safety and value for money. As many of the tour operators and guides are members of the society, they are knowledgeable both on the areas they visit and on the subject of photography and will be willing to offer tips and guidance if required. Feedback about your tour is always welcomed and may appear in the society magazine. We hope you like the magazine, the size and content of future issues depends on you. Submissions for the next issue are being accepted Website = www.worldimagemag.com Page 70 email = [email protected]