Lynne Marie, a state vet at Kruger Park, shares her emotional journey in wildlife disease research, blending passion with the heartache of loss. Brooke Stanley, an English professor, delves into the entangled history of conservation, colonialism, and marginalized communities in South Africa. John Hume, owner of the world's largest privately owned rhino population, advocates for the legalization of rhino horn trade amidst rising poaching concerns, creating a riveting debate on conservation ethics. Together, they unravel the complexities of wilderness preservation and its vital connection to human life.
