Africa's is known for its extraordinary wildlife and conservation efforts. Because of weak rule of law, this is under threat. African lawyers are toiling to address the problem but there are issues of resources and capacity that undermine the

Episode Eleven - Richard Moller, Tsavo Trust CEO

Mar 15th, 2021 32m 25s

Richard Moller is a born and bred Kenyan and is reputational for his hands on approach to wildlife conservation. He has held roles within Lewa Conservancy becoming the Chief Conservation Officer, worked with the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust a

Episode Ten - Charlie Mayhew MBE, Tusk Trust Founder

Mar 3rd, 2021 28m 40s

Charlie co-founded the charity Tusk Trust which HRH The Duke of Cambridge is an active Royal Patron.Charlie and Crista have known each other for many years, as a board member capacity for Galana Wildlife Conservancy (GWC) whereby Tusk supported

Episode Nine - Johannes Refisch, Great Apes Survival Partnership

Feb 24th, 2021 30m 3s

As a specialist in the primate field, Johannes gives us a detailed insight into his extensive research and work to help the Gorillas and other primate species. The battles much like all within the conservation landscape are very real, and when

Episode Eight - Alice Bromage, Black Mambas

Feb 21st, 2021 31m 28s

Alice Bromage is such a committed person to the cause, as an army officer she learnt and honed so many of the skills that rangers need out in the field. Having had extensive experiences through volunteering, Africa got under her skin and she n

Episode Seven - Paolo Parazzi, Africa Born Tourism expert

Feb 6th, 2021 21m 22s

Paolo, a third generation Kenyan, was brought up with conservation all around him in a quaint fishing village off the coast of Kenya. His mother, Nicky, driving Turtle Watch which has supported oceanic endeavour off the coastal parts of Kenya f

Episode Six - Richard Bonham, Big Life Foundation co-founder

Feb 6th, 2021 24m 14s

Richard Bonham knows the Amboseli ecosystem like no other, having operated there since the 80's, he grew Big Life Foundation from humble beginnings to now a sizeable operation spanning across 1.2 million acres in Kenya and additional 400,000 in

Episode Five - Dr Winnie Kiiru, Stop Ivory

Feb 5th, 2021 39m 43s

Listening to Dr Winnie Kiiru you cannot help but be inspired by the real nature of the discussion. Winnie is a passionate African woman who wants the people to be at the very core of the solution. Her spirit animal is the elephant and she has s

Episode Three - Dr David Obura, Founding Director – CORDIO East Africa

Jan 18th, 2021 27m 30s

David, as an oceanic specialist, gave an insight into the world of coral reefs degradation, the bleaching effects that climate change has done to the seas and how that has affected other species. He shares a detailed account of his work, and ho

Episode Four - Ian Lemaiyan, Rhino Specialist

Jan 18th, 2021 21m 31s

Ian Lemaiyan is a committed and humble guy, climbing the ladder from a volunteer with the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) at the Nairobi National Park Orphanage, to becoming the 'Rhino man' at Lewa Conservancy (flying for Northern Rangelands Trust

Episode Two - Ian Craig OBE, Northern Rangelands Trust (NRT)

Jan 17th, 2021 21m 58s

Ian is known for his lifetime contribution to wildlife conservation. He pioneered, with some able support, the Northern Rangelands Trust (NRT) which now consists of 39 conservancies in the Northern Frontier of Kenya. The unique element is that

Episode One - Clare Balding OBE

Dec 29th, 2020 22m 42s

In this episode Tofauti Founder, Crista Cullen MBE talks with renowned British Broadcaster, Clare Balding OBE about how we can make a difference. (Tofauti means 'difference' in Swahili.)Clare has been pivotal in our journey with Tofauti since

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Tofauti Pod series teaser

Dec 17th, 2020 4m 25s

The Tofauti Pod Series teaser features Tofauti Founder, Crista Cullen MBE with renowned British Broadcaster, Clare Balding OBE. Tofauti means 'difference' in Swahili and was founded in England as a charity operating across the African continen

What an Olympic Champion did next

Sep 9th, 2020 23m 49s

Tofauti Podcast - What an Olympic Champion did next.Be virtually transported into the African wilderness with the beautiful sounds of the natural bush. This episode is narrated by Gai Cullen, Crista's mother and set on the banks of a dam in Ath

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