A Conservation Conversation with Michael Nicholson, Kenya - a podcast by Eli Weiss

Mike is a multi-generational Kenyan. He’s one of the many folks who run businesses, take elephants in their yard for granted, bush pilot extraordinaire with tales to tell of the Kenya of the “Out of Africa” days, but also of the Kenya today. He’s a man on the ground, a local perspective. Mike and Eli reminisce of the Kenya of the old days, the days of his grandfather, and a vibrant life in between. About not only sociological and political changes, but changes over time and recent history in both the landscape, the wildlife and the people. With a firm belief that wildlife is one of the most precious resources in Africa both economically and environmentally, Mike’s history in the wildlife services and ranching industry, his family history, gives him a unique perspective on a pulse in Kenya and in a larger frame, the continent of wildlife rich Africa.

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