Making Conservation Fun: Imara Njeri’s Creative Approach

About this episode

Imara Njeri discusses her transition from city life to wildlife conservation and her creative methods to engage others in conservation efforts.

Imara Njeri, a conservation creative and wildlife guide, shares her journey from city life to wildlife conservation in Kenya. Discover how she uses creativity to make conservation engaging, the importance of local narratives, and her insights on big cats, wildlife photography, and inspiring the next generation. key topics Imara Njeri’s journey from city life to wildlife conservation Using creativity to make conservation engaging The importance of local narratives and indigenous knowledge Wildlife photography insights and detailed animal observations Challenges and opportunities for women in conservation Enjoy and be inspired🎙️💚

People in this episode

Guest: Imara Njeri

Topics covered

• wildlife conservation
• creativity in conservation
• local narratives
• wildlife photography
• women in conservation

Keywords

• conservation
• wildlife
• big cats
• photography
• indigenous knowledge
• women in conservation
• local narratives

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Places: Kenya

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