Should we protect ugly birds too?

Should we protect ugly birds too? We talk about that, and other interesting projects.Jaco explains how muppets prevent sibling murders amongst the surprisingly valuable Shoebills in Zambia, and chats to us about other conservation projects in Chad and Ivory Coast.He also tells us about game drives, horseback safaris and the fascinating veterinary safaris they offer with elephants and lions at Botlierskop Game Reserve in South Africa.Deutsch: Du kannst diesen Podcast auch auf Deutsch hören: Such nach “Africa with André - auf Deutsch”** Please tell your friends about this podcast. You are also welcome to rate it and leave your comments and questions. ** Botlierskop Game Reserve: https://www.botlierskop.co.za/Shoebills: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ShoebillShoebill info & sounds: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqrQJ2LLtMsScimitar Oryx: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scimitar_oryxFollow me on Social Media:Instagram: africa_with_andreSubscribe to Email reminders when episodes go live: www.africawithandre.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/africawithandre/Sound credits: uppbeat.io/ and https://pixabay.com/ 

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"Africa with André" is a podcast where we "Celebrate Africa - One Story at a Time". With this podcast, I want to break down the misconceptions and misunderstandings that many people have about Africa – and to create a positive image of the continent. Through interviews with partners and friends in tourism, we will listen to their stories: their experiences, their projects and about how they have made a difference in the lives of others. I’ve worked in the Africa travel industry for over 25 years, and I’ve had many conversations over the years, both with guests and travel colleagues about spending time in Africa: what they expect it will be like, what they worry about. What their understanding and image of the continent is. This podcast is not about giving you the normal tips of what to do – I am going to assume that you know that you will see Table Mountain when you’re in Cape Town. Rather, our conversations will highlight some of the goosebump moments you could have, and introduce potential new destinations to you. I want to help you understand how a holiday in one of Africa’s 54 countries is something to be excited about, like a 5 year old is in the days before Christmas. And just a quick note at the end: this is a project of love – not a job. I choose friends and partners that have stories which I find interesting and inspiring – and I hope you do too.