Charis Enns and Brock Bersaglio discuss how settler colonialism persists in Kenya through ecological relations, detailing violent transformations like species elimination and landscape rewilding. They caution against conservation efforts that reinforce colonial structures, emphasizing the need for ecologies to flourish independently. The podcast explores settler apologies, colonial impacts on biodiversity loss, contested wildlife conservation, Indigenous participation in conservancies, species protection challenges, and coexisting with disease-carrying insects in a changing climate.
