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Boots on the ground pod 🎙️Podcast on conservation|🌎 Stories from the wild|🥾Check out our episodes on Spotify

Amplifying voices for conservation one conversation at a time.

23/09/2026

What an honour it was to stand with rangers at the Wildlife Ranger Challenge 2026 cheering on the and the at the Lewa hub run.

Six years ago, this began as a fundraiser to support the men and women who protect our wildlife. Today, it has grown into something far greater a platform for ranger camaraderie, lifelong relationships, and healthy competition in the name of conservation.

Rangers are the real guardians of Africa’s wild spaces. They sacrifice time, comfort, and sometimes everything so that elephants roam, bongos thrive, and wilderness endures.

A special thank you to and the for an incredible 2026 edition and congratulations to every ranger across the continent who gave their all in this year’s challenge. You inspire us all.

Here are a few wild moments from . 📸

A week later, and I’m still reflecting on this incredible evening Century Cinemax Kenya Nairobi. We had the privilege of...
16/09/2026

A week later, and I’m still reflecting on this incredible evening Century Cinemax Kenya Nairobi.

We had the privilege of watching National Geographic LION produced by the BBC Studios Natural History Unit, and I was deeply honored to moderate the Q&A with some of the brilliant Kenyan talent behind this extraordinary four-year conservation storytelling journey - Faith Musembi Anthony Njuguna and Sammy Munene together a team of over 30 people that made this possible.

Being in the room surrounded by storytellers, filmmakers, conservationists, family, friends, and a community passionate about Africa’s wild spaces was truly special.

A huge thank you yo everyone who showed up and shared in the experience.

Now it’s your turn. WATCH LION. Follow Kio’s journey, experience the Mara like never before, and let the story remind you why these landscapes, these animals, and the people who protect them matter🦁🌍

Baraka tele💚

He grew up herding goats in the Mara - now he’s studying biology, flying drones, and helping protect the same land he wa...
23/08/2026

He grew up herding goats in the Mara - now he’s studying biology, flying drones, and helping protect the same land he was born on.

Brian Kaelo said something we’ll keep thinking about: opportunities are real, but you have to be ready for them.

That means showing up, reaching out, attending the conference, and building the connections before you need them.

He also reminded us that conservation isn’t just about wildlife. It’s about people, land, science, and the future we’re trying to build together.

And maybe the biggest lesson? If you want to change your world, don’t wait to be discovered - make yourself visible.

If you haven’t listened yet, the full conservation is worth your time. 🎯 Link in Bio.

20/08/2026

Hamjambo,

Super delighted to introduce you to our next guest on the

In this episode, Brian Kaelo shares his journey from growing up in the Mara to becoming a conservation scientist. He discusses the changes in the landscape, the importance of community involvement, and the role of technology and innovation in conservation.

“Technology and AI are the way the world is moving” - Brian Kaelo

Keep your ears and eyes peeled on this feed as we prepare this podcast for you🎙️

Baraka tele💚

  aren’t just cute, they’re warning us about the ocean. Christina Hagen said it best: the future of African penguins dep...
11/08/2026

aren’t just cute, they’re warning us about the ocean.

Christina Hagen said it best: the future of African penguins depends on a healthy ocean.

At just around 8,000 breeding pairs in their decline is a clear reminder that conservation is about protecting entire ecosystems, not just one species.

If you haven’t yet, listen in to this incredible conversation on your favorite podcast streaming app today🎙️

Baraka tele💚

06/08/2026

Did you know are one of the clearest indicators of ocean health?

These incredible sea birds aren’t just adorable, they’re telling us a bigger story about what’s happening in our oceans. From declining fish stocks to climate change and marine pollution, their struggle reflects a much larger environmental crisis.

Christina Hagen shares how conservation teams are fighting back through research, policy work, habitat protection, and new breeding colony projects to help protect the species before it’s too late.

If you care about and protecting this is one conversation worth listening.

Listen NOW on your favorite streaming platform and get inspired to act and support bring back this species back from the brink.

04/08/2026

Meet our next guest on the Boots on the Ground Podcast - Christina Hagen

We’re diving into Marine/African Penguin conservation amd unpacking some of thr biggest ideas, insights, and stories behind it. If you’re curious about the ecological role of penguins, majors threats facing and conservation interventions to bring this species back to its nunbers, this is an episode you won’t want miss.

Keep your ears and eyes peeled on this feed as we prepare this podcast for you🎙️

Baraka tele💚

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