When Rob and Storm Mason first sat down with the elders of the Samburu community in northern Kenya, the elders envisioned a 60-room luxury hotel. But the Masons had a vision for Kalepo Camp — an intimate six-tent property designed to attract high-value travelers seeking deep connection, not mass consumption. This episode details Kalepo’s success. The Samburu community holds equity in the land; their livestock still roam freely around the conservancy. And the camp — with its six beautifully designed tents — now generates meaningful income without compromising the landscape that sustains it.

A former bean farm, in partnership with the local community, has been transformed into a thriving wildlife conservancy in the Masai Mara of Kenya.

Second generation conservationist Jeremy Bastard tells the remarkable success story of the 're-wilding' of the area surrounding the stunning Sarara Camp in Northern Kenya - and of the partnership with the Samburu people that has become a model throughout Africa. Jeremy also outlines the support Sarara has given to Reteti Elephant Orphanage in the Namunyak Coservancy.

The acclaimed creator of 'Edge of Existence', a raw look at human-wildlife conflict in Africa, also gives his impressions as a top Private Guide, and how client visits can translate into transformational events.

Karin Jones speaks with Prince William Conservation Lifetime Achievement Awardee, Clive Stockil - a true community conservation visionary, & founder of Chilo Gorge Lodge.

Calum & Sophie Macfarlane of Lewa House talk about the Lewa Conservancy in Kenya that has been a leader in Rhino preservation, and much more.

Hosted by acclaimed Safari Specialist Karin Jones.

He flies guests into volcanic craters. Her fight is on the ground. Their family’s past carries a royal secret—and their future, a wild vision for Kenya.

Part 1 - Legendary Safari pioneer Colin Bell gives an historical perspective and inspiring blueprint for the future of restorative tourism in this wide ranging discussion with Karin Jones.