74 Why Ethical Hunting Can Save Wildlife And Land In Southern Africa with Sarah Ripley Forsyth
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The episode discusses how ethical hunting can contribute to wildlife conservation in Southern Africa with guest Sarah Ripley Forsyth.
A crackling fire, three spaniels at our feet, and a conversation that takes us from frosty Scottish mornings to the heat and dust of the South African veld. We sit down with professional hunter and outfitter Sarah Ripley Forsyth to talk about what conservation really looks like when you’re paying the bills, protecting herds, and living with predators. Sarah runs a historic lodge and game farm on land once owned by Paul Kruger, where history, habitat, and hard choices intersect every single da...
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