Have you ever wondered how remote safari lodges produce such incredible food during your safari? Donovan Cross sits down with Chef Catherine Garden from Kaingo Camp, located in deep within Zambia's South Luangwa. Learn how Catherine runs her kitchen and menu as well as bout her cook book "Abundant Plate".

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On this special World Ranger Day edition of the podcast, Gabby sits down with conservation activist and Saving the Wild founder Jamie Joseph for one of the most powerful conversations we have had.

While rangers continue to risk their lives protecting South Africa’s wildlife, Jamie reveals why the biggest battle is not always fought in the bush, but in the courtroom. Together, they unpack why so many rhino poachers never see prison, how corruption is undermining conservation, and why specialised wildlife courts and stronger legislation could change everything.

Jamie also shares more about Saving the Wild’s campaign for meaningful legal reform, the powerful short film Rhino: The Endgame, the role of public advocacy, and the Hollywood feature film inspired by her work that is currently in development with Margot Robbie’s production company.

This is a conversation about courage, justice, hope and the power of ordinary people to help create real change for wildlife and for the people risking everything to protect it.

Links related to the podcast

Website: https://www.savingthewild.com/jamie-joseph/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/saving_the_wild?igsh=MWRvd3EwbHJneWl2

Rhino endgame: https://youtu.be/0Nmk7-VeAUE?si=PqC-2-MvGJT0aRsq

Petition: https://c.org/k4V7nVR9fr

The power in us project: https://www.riverinerecords.com/thepowerinusproject

Anderson Rocio: https://www.andersonrocio.com/powerinus

At just 10 years old, Jamie Smart has already achieved something most wildlife photographers only dream of - being crowned Young Wildlife Photographer of the Year at the Natural History Museum in London.

But beyond the award itself lies something even more special: the way Jamie sees the natural world. In this conversation, we explore the curiosity, patience, and quiet observation behind her photography, as well as the moments that first sparked her love for wildlife.

From early experiences in nature to standing on one of the biggest wildlife photography stages in the world, Jamie shares what it feels like to tell stories through a lens at such a young age, and why young voices matter so much in conservation storytelling.

We also reflect on the powerful image of Jamie standing alongside legendary wildlife photographer Wim van der Heever - a moment that felt especially meaningful to me, knowing Wim’s son Juan has become a close friend of mine.

This is a conversation about wonder, creativity, and seeing the wild with fresh eyes.

Join Donovan and Johan as they chat about Don's recently concluded private guided safari to this incredible Zambian National Park.

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Danny sits down with Gerry to chat about his epic journey across the frozen wilderness of Greenland. Find out exactly how this multi-week expedition went and what Gerry is up to next!

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Perhaps the most northern podcast you will have heard this year!

Join Gerry, Andrew, Beau and Christian from the bridge of the mighty M/S Stockholm from the remote and wild waters or Svalbard. This fascinating chat will transport right onto the ice pack.

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Danny and Johan sit down to chat about one of our recent photo safari to Kenya! This one was all about the famous black leopard - Giza and the super tuskers of Amboseli. Sadly, the mighty Craig (Africa's former largest tusker) passed away last year, may he RIP, but there are many more spectacular bulls moving around the Kili foot hills.

Jump into this serious intertesting chat!

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One of the most fascinating aspects of the Okavango Delta is that its defining moment happens in the absence of rain. Each year, as much of southern Africa dries out, water arrives from over a thousand kilometres away, slowly moving through the system and breathing life back into the landscape. In this conversation with Simon Byron from Beagle Expeditions, we unpack how that process actually works, why this particular season is standing out, and how these underlying mechanics shape not just the environment, but the way you experience it. Along the way, we touch on the bigger story of the Delta itself, a system that is constantly shifting, quietly responding to rainfall, geology, and time.

Check out Beagle Expeditions - https://beagle-expeditions.com/

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In this episode of the Wild Eye Podcast, Luke sits down with one of the founders of Wild Eye, Jono Buffey. They chat a little about the history of Wild Eye but go much more in depth about how the Wild Eye Mara Camp, now known as Enkishui Safari Camp, came to be!

Take a trip down memory lane with us.

Check out: https://www.enkishuisafaricamp.com/

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In this episode of the Wild Eye Podcast, Danny sits down with our friend, safari addict and long time Wild Eye guest, Grace preston to chat about the magic of this incredible South African Wildlife Reserve. Find out just why Grace and many other guests keep coming back time and time again and also learn a bit more about Madikwe!

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