Safari Life with Bobby-Jo
Safari Life with Bobby-Jo
Podcast Description
"Safari Life With Bobby-Jo" offers an immersive journey into the world of wildlife photography and conservation. Hosted by Bobby-Jo, an experienced zookeeper and trained photographer, the podcast provides expert insights into animal behaviour, photography techniques, and the importance of wildlife preservation.Drawing from her extensive experience leading photo safaris across diverse locations—including the Southern Serengeti, the Himalayas, India, Indonesia, Patagonia, the Pantanal, Galapagos, Uganda, Madagascar, Mana Pools, and Antarctica—Bobby-Jo shares captivating stories and practical advice to help you capture the perfect shot. Whether you’re a seasoned photographer or a nature enthusiast, this podcast will inspire and educate you.📸 Join a safari! Learn more about Bobby-Jo’s upcoming tours and workshops at bobbyjosafaris.com🎙️ Produced & distributed by Podvan Media, a network dedicated to helping creators share their stories and reach new audiences through high-quality podcast production.📩 For inquiries, contact: [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on wildlife photography, conservation efforts, and exciting adventure narratives, with episodes such as Africa to Antarctica featuring tales of memorable encounters and unique landscapes. Specific themes include the significance of wildlife preservation, photography tips for capturing animals in their natural habitats, and personal stories from various global locations like Uganda and Antarctica.
“Safari Life With Bobby-Jo” offers an immersive journey into the world of wildlife photography and conservation. Hosted by Bobby-Jo, an experienced zookeeper and trained photographer, the podcast provides expert insights into animal behaviour, photography techniques, and the importance of wildlife preservation.
Drawing from her extensive experience leading photo safaris across diverse locations—including the Southern Serengeti, the Himalayas, India, Indonesia, Patagonia, the Pantanal, Galapagos, Uganda, Madagascar, Mana Pools, and Antarctica—Bobby-Jo shares captivating stories and practical advice to help you capture the perfect shot. Whether you’re a seasoned photographer or a nature enthusiast, this podcast will inspire and educate you.
📸 Join a safari! Learn more about Bobby-Jo’s upcoming tours and workshops at bobbyjosafaris.com
Produced & distributed by Podvan Media, a network dedicated to helping creators share their stories and reach new audiences through high-quality podcast production.
For inquiries, contact: [email protected]
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
I’m sitting by the Luangwa River at the Flatdogs Camp for a conversation that has been years in the making. Today, I’m joined by a true MVP of the valley, Rachel McRobb.
Rachel is the CEO and founder of Conservation South Luangwa (CSL), and she’s someone I’ve looked up to for many years. She’s a phenomenal human being who has dedicated the last 25 years to protecting this landscape, and I’m so honoured to finally share her story with you.
We talk about the early days of CSL, when the ”budget” was just a few hundred dollars cobbled together by tour operators and the team didn’t even have bicycles, let alone vehicles. Rachel shares the grit required to build an organisation that now employs over 145 staff (99% of whom are indigenous Zambians) and manages a multi-million dollar conservation programme.
One of my favourite parts of this chat is hearing Rachel describe the first time she ever darted an elephant!
It’s a raw, honest look at what it takes to protect wildlife when the stakes are at their highest and there’s no one else to call.
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