In this episode of the Boots on the Ground podcast, Ambrose Letoluai shares his inspiring journey from a small village in Northern Kenya to becoming a renowned conservationist and leopard researcher. He discusses the importance of indigenous knowledge in conservation, the challenges of human-wildlife conflict, and the empowerment of local communities, especially women, in conservation efforts. Ambrose emphasizes the need for coexistence between wildlife and people, the role of education in fostering future conservation leaders, and the impact of visual storytelling in changing narratives around conservation. He envisions a future where communities are at the forefront of conservation efforts, benefiting from the wildlife with which they coexist, and leaving a lasting legacy for future generations. Enjoy and be Inspired🎙️💚