Ecologist, safari specialist and conservation advocate Kristy Thomson shares how Kenya transformed her life, why conservation must begin with community, and how The Maarifa Foundation is investing in the young people who will help protect Kenya’s wildlife and wild spaces.

Meet Hanna Wigart, a zoologist, wildlife photographer, and Camp Manager in Kenya’s Maasai Mara. From researching wild horses on Sable Island to supporting wildlife and community projects in Zimbabwe, Hanna shares her journey into conservation, the challenges she has faced, and why small actions can still create meaningful impact.

Since our last interview in 2021, wildlife photographer Alvaro Cubero has continued to explore new destinations, species, and stories across the world. From Mongolia and Alaska to the Serengeti and Southeast Asia, he reflects on photography, conservation, storytelling, and the dream species still waiting to be captured.

From the open landscapes of rural Australia to the front lines of elephant conservation in Botswana, Dr Tempe Adams has built a life deeply connected to the wild.

Since we last spoke in 2020, Greta F Iori has continued to expand her impact across conservation, not by stepping away from the frontline, but by deepening her work across systems, communities, and global movements.

Margot Raggett’s Remembering Wildlife began as a single book in 2015, created to celebrate endangered species through powerful photography while raising funds for their protection. What started as a one-off idea has grown into a global conservation movement, uniting some of the world’s most respected wildlife photographers and supporters.

From the tiger forests of India to the vast wilderness of Botswana, Natasha Mago has dedicated her life to building harmony between humans and the natural world. Her story is one of courage, compassion, and purpose, a journey that spans wildlife law, undercover investigations, and healing retreats that reconnect people to nature. Through her work, Natasha reminds us that conservation is not just about protecting animals, but about remembering our shared belonging to the planet itself. Can you tell us a bit about yourself and what first inspired your journey into working with wildlife? I’ve instinctively loved wildlife since I was a child, well before I understood how much it was going to factor in my life. I used to...

From Italy to Africa, wildlife guide Claudia Bevilacqua shares her inspiring journey of conservation, courage, and living wild.

Into the Wild: Aida’s Journey from Luxury Fashion to Wildlife Conservation From the bustling streets of Paris to the untamed wilderness of Africa, Aida’s journey is nothing short of remarkable. Born in Algeria and raised in France, she built a successful career in the luxury corporate world, working with some of the biggest global brands. Yet, her heart was always drawn to animals and the wild. Taking a courageous leap of faith, she left behind her comfortable city life to pursue her dream: living in the African bush as a wildlife photographer and safari specialist. Today, she documents conservation missions, leads tailor-made safaris, and uses her lens to tell powerful stories about the importance of protecting wildlife. In this interview,...

From Stockholm to the savannah, Karolina Norée’s story is one of courage, passion, and an unshakable love for wildlife. What began as a short volunteer holiday in South Africa turned into a life-changing journey that reshaped her path forever. Now, nine years later, she calls the African bush her home, working as a wildlife photographer and photographic guide. In this interview, Karolina shares her inspirations, the challenges of building a life far from home, and the moments in the wild that have transformed her perspective. From pre-dawn game drives to unforgettable encounters with nature, her story is a reminder of the deep connections we share with the natural world—and why conservation is more vital than ever. Can you tell us...