• From Walking to School with Elephants to Creating Jobs

  • Jan 29 2025
  • Length: 26 mins
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From Walking to School with Elephants to Creating Jobs

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  • Beks tells us his life story:

    how he occasionally met Elephants while walking to school as a child, and how this led to him working with communities to help them see Animals and Game Reserves & National Parks as something of value.

    And how tourism creates jobs and reduces poaching in wildlife areas. We chat a bit about elephants, and Beks’s Favourite Spots in southern Africa.

    Deutsch: Du kannst diesen Podcast auch auf Deutsch hören: “Africa with André auf Deutsch”

    ** Please tell your friends about this podcast, and leave me a rating on Spotify or Apple. I would love to hear from you - send me your questions, comments and ideas to podcast@africawithandre.com **

    African Bush Camps: https://africanbushcamps.com/

    Somalisa Camp: https://africanbushcamps.com/camps/somalisa-camp/

    Hwange National Park: https://zimbabwetourism.net/portfolios/hwange-national-park/

    Mana Pools: https://www.zimparks.org.zw/mana-pools-national-park/

    Beks on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beksndlovu

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    Sound credits: uppbeat.io/ and https://pixabay.com/

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