Safari Lewa Episode 1- Getting There. They say that the point of a journey is not to arrive, or something like that (thanks Rush). But flying an 8 hour flight to Amsterdam and then another 8 hours to Nairobi, you really want to arrive! There are only so many movies you can watch, and airplane food you can eat before you go a little crazy. (Sorry for the close up shots of my face) After spending the night at Wildebeest camp in Nairobi, it was a little plane flight out to Lewa Wildlife Conservancy and then, the safari finally begins. Hope you travel well, because we got a lot of animals to see! For more info: Lewa Wildlife Conservancy www.lewa.org Waterbuck www.awf.org Kenya and Lions: www.africanconservation.org *Episode 1 filmed on location in Chicago, Amsterdam, Nairobi & Lewa Conservancy. By: Brians Art for Animals. Thanks to everyone at Lewa and all the animals & people on this trip. -Some of the proceeds from these Safari Lewa videos will go to help Lewa’s programs.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
I grew up in old Rhodesia, I witnessed the killings of the hunters, & don’t agree with it, over many years of thought, I know that the destruction of the ivory in commercial terms is the only way to save the animal, dye the ivory, DYE IT & it becomes commercially un usable DYE IT / Don’t buy IT.
Thom in Scotland.
amazing pictures!!
great video.,.,.,.,.Beauty.
Great video I worry about the growth and where the animals will go. Wonderful video.
yh dose samburu have wildog in go the in 4 year time would i be able to see wildogs
Kenya is one place in the world I would love to visit yeah can imagine what excitement and experience to see the beautiful wildlife and Lewa National Park Kenya is once in a life time dream for me thank you sharing and revealing safari Lewa and Earth’s paradise animals.
yes i did. what a year..a drought, and now a flash flood. They will bounce back soon hopefully.
Did you hear about the flash flood that hit Samburu on March 4th? It wiped out the research camp for Save the Elephants. STE lost just about everything, but fortunately everyone escaped to higher ground or the tops of trees.
Thanks so much.
I love your videos.
the hartebeeste looks very majestic
Wow, seems like fun!
What a great video! I am so jealous! I’ve been wanting to go on a safari for my entire life, and I’ve always wanted to see these animals in their natural habitat. The footage and pictures are great. Congrats on your first great pic of some imapla!
Thanks everyone for watching this video
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(sigh) I need to get out of Ohio.
So a waterbuck’s odor keeps predators away? A B.O. defense? Weird. I don’t think of lions as being that fastidious. I mean, they eat days old kill, don’t they?
Looking forward to episode 2 . . . .
in less than a week (hopefully)
When’s episode 2?
Wow . .. great footage !