Safari ChangeMakers
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Acclaimed Safari Specialist Karin Jones speaks with the continent's most respected visionaries for sustainable tourism, and explores the challenges threatening Africa's wildlife legacy, including:
- OverTourism
- Human-wildlife conflict
- Climate crisis impacts
- Community empowerment
- The future of Ethical Safari experiences
Karin Jones has been recognized by both Travel+Leisure & Conde Nast Traveler magazines as one of the industry's best designers of Custom Safaris, with nearly four decades in the industry, and brings her first-hand knowledge and long-time contacts to the conversation.
- OverTourism
- Human-wildlife conflict
- Climate crisis impacts
- Community empowerment
- The future of Ethical Safari experiences
Karin Jones has been recognized by both Travel+Leisure & Conde Nast Traveler magazines as one of the industry's best designers of Custom Safaris, with nearly four decades in the industry, and brings her first-hand knowledge and long-time contacts to the conversation.
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A former bean farm, in partnership with the local community, has been transformed into a thriving wildlife conservancy in the Masai Mara of Kenya.
Second generation conservationist Jeremy Bastard tells the remarkable success story of the 're-wilding' of the area surrounding the stunning Sarara Camp in Northern Kenya - and of the partnership with the Samburu people that has become a model throughout Africa. Jeremy also outlines the support Sarara has given to Reteti Elephant Orphanage in the Namunyak Coservancy.
The acclaimed creator of 'Edge of Existence', a raw look at human-wildlife conflict in Africa, also gives his impressions as a top Private Guide, and how client visits can translate into transformational events.
Karin Jones speaks with Prince William Conservation Lifetime Achievement Awardee, Clive Stockil - a true community conservation visionary, & founder of Chilo Gorge Lodge.
Calum & Sophie Macfarlane of Lewa House talk about the Lewa Conservancy in Kenya that has been a leader in Rhino preservation, and much more. Hosted by acclaimed Safari Specialist Karin Jones.
He flies guests into volcanic craters. Her fight is on the ground. Their family’s past carries a royal secret—and their future, a wild vision for Kenya.
Part 1 - Legendary Safari pioneer Colin Bell gives an historical perspective and inspiring blueprint for the future of restorative tourism in this wide ranging discussion with Karin Jones.
Part 2 - Legendary Safari pioneer Colin Bell gives an historical perspective and inspiring blueprint for the future of restorative tourism, in this wide ranging discussion with Karin Jones.
Simon Teede of Ele-Collection shares how a nearly fatal encounter with a bull elephant gave inspiration for a revolutionary approach to transforming all types of plastic in Africa's ecosystem into a useful and needed commodity. Hosted by acclaimed Safari Specialist Karin Jones.
Host Karin Jones speaks with Praveen Moman, the trailblazing "Father" of Gorilla tourism and founder of Volcanoes Safaris. For over 20 years, Moman has been at the forefront of sustainable tourism to protect great apes, chimps, and other primates, while uplifting local communities.
Nick Kleer, the Private Guide who posted a Viral Video of a huge number of Safari Vehicles obstructing the Wildebeest crossing over the Mara river - recounts his recollection of the day, and thoughts on how the industry can avoid such events in the future. Then, Kieran Day, CEO of Chelli and Peacock, one of East Africa's largest Safari Companies, gives his reaction and insight.
Nicky Fitzgerald, Safari veteran and founder of Angama Mara and Angama Amboseli, gives her perspective - and offers possible solutions - on issues raised by Nick Kleer's viral video of mayhem at a Wildebeest crossing on the Mara River. Plus, new video from The Bush showing some hopeful signs of improvement.
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