Africa
Journey through Africa revealing it's region’s natural wonders, conservation stories and cultural richness.
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Those In Grass Houses
Those in Grass Houses explores the complex and fascinating lives of one of Africa’s most compelling bird species – the Sociable Weaver.
Their nests, the largest in the world, envelop the acacia trees they hang from in the arid savannah of Southern Africa.
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Kenya's Birds of Prey
In this film Richard Brock looks at the different habitats, foods and hunting techniques of Kenya’s birds of prey
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Surviving Alone - The Tale of Simone
Simone is the last Greater Bamboo Lemur in Ranomafana, a protected rainforest in south-east Madagascar.
After a happy start in life surrounded by family, Simone finds herself alone, as members of her family disappear one by one.
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Lara visits the Serengeti - Elephants
Lara observes a family of elephants gathered by the side of lake
Created by Lara Jackson, George Benjamin and Asilia Africa. To keep up with their work, follow them on Instagram @lara_wildlife | @georgetheexplorer | @asiliaafrica
Web: www.larawildlife.co.uk | www.georgetheexplorer.com | www.asil... -
Lara visits the Serengeti - Cheetahs
Lara observes a cheetah mother and her six cubs
Created by Lara Jackson, George Benjamin and Asilia Africa. To keep up with their work, follow them on Instagram @lara_wildlife | @georgetheexplorer | @asiliaafrica
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Lara visits the Serengeti - Lions
Lara observers a pride of lions with 20 cubs
Created by Lara Jackson, George Benjamin and Asilia Africa. To keep up with their work, follow them on Instagram @lara_wildlife | @georgetheexplorer | @asiliaafrica
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Lara visits the Serengeti - Wildebeest
Lara observes part of one of the great migrations of the natural world - Wilderbeast crossing east Africa's Mara river
Created by Lara Jackson, George Benjamin and Asilia Africa. To keep up with their work, follow them on Instagram @lara_wildlife | @georgetheexplorer | @asiliaafrica
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Release Of The King - Born Free
King is a year old lion cub rescued from an apartment in Paris.
He was being kept illegally as an exotic pet in poor conditions.
Following a court ruling Born Free transferred King to its Big Cat Rescue Centre at the Shamwari Private Game Reserve, in South Africa's Eastern Cape. -
Shamwari In Action - Born Free
Born Free's Shamwari Game Reserve in South Africa's Eastern Cape is one of Africa's leading big cat rescue and rehabilitation sanctuaries
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Club 15: Kids Can Save Animals - Ep 5 Cheetahs
Kate teams up with Dani and Pippa from Wildlife ACT to collar a cheetah. With less than 7000 cheetahs left in the wild information gathered from collars has become a vital part of protecting the species
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Club 15: Kids Can Save Animals - Ep 4 Rhinos
Kate accompanies a team from Wildlife ACT as they dehorn a population of Rhinos - without horns, Rhinos are not killed by poachers
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Club 15: Kids Can Save Animals - Ep1 Monkeys
Kate visits Born Free's large monkey sanctuary in Texas.
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Club 15: Kids Can Save Animals - Ep 3 Big Cats
Kate visits Born Free's big cat sanctuary at the Shamwari private game reserve in South Africa's Eastern Cape and talks to animal care manager Glen Vena
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Club 15: Kids Can Save Animals - Ep 2 Pangolins
Kate helps with the health assessment of a previously rescued Pangolin and sees how she has adapted to her new home in Phinda, South Africa
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Last lions of Meru
Meru National Park, in Kenya, was the home of Elsa - the lioness made famous by the book and film by Born Free
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Tigers in Crisis
Is there a future for wild tigers? Poached, persecuted, exploited...Tigers need your help!
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Meru in action
Born Free have an incredible team who work in Meru National Park, Kenya – find out what they get up to on a daily basis
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ChangeMakers - Damien Mander
Niall McCann talks to Damien Mander - a former special forces soldier who founded the IAPF - an organisation that trains and employs teams of all-female rangers to combat poaching across southern Africa
14 October 2021
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ChangeMakers - Joyce Poole
Niall McCann talks to elephant biologist Joyce Poole about her career studying elephant communication and a lifetime of research in east Africa
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Zanzibar Saves Its Seas
When the fishermen of Ras Fumba on Zanzibar Island discovered that their catch was rapidly decreasing they took action. Outsiders were ruining the marine environment by overfishing and the use of poisons and dynamite. With the help of the local government and international NGOs, they set up pat...
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Saving The Last Tuskers
Imagine a planet without Elephants? They are the gardeners of the ecosystem. Tsavo, Kenya is an ecosystem in itself, the park covers 22,000 square kilometers. and if the mega herbivore was not there, then there it would get covered in wooded vegetation very quickly. This allows other animal speci...
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Over and Above Africa: Educating About Rhino Dehorning
Nomusa Zikhali oversees 24 schools in her homeland, South Africa. Working with Nomusa and Simon Naylor at Phinda and their amazing team of rangers, veterinarians and staff in an educational rhino dehorning trip for children in South Africa .
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Over and Above Africa: Pangolin Telemetry
Nicci Wrights’ groundbreaking pangolin tracking and telemetry program desperately needed equipment to tag and follow some new pangolins admitted to their rehabilitation centre.
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A Guardian
What is the collective noun for a group of drones? A flock? A watch? A sentinel? A guardian as it turns out.
‘A Guardian’ is a glorious drone-shot film for charity Over & Above Africa, using collective nouns to romance the beauty of animal groups across Africa.
But at the same time highlighting...