Hello friend of Wild is Life,
We welcome you to sit back and enjoy a candid couch conservation between dear friends Roxy and David as they discuss:
How elephants are readers of the hearts - Kura (a very large bull) shared a special moment with David
Kadiki, a treasured new matriarch and the role of humans and matriarchs in the success of elephant rehabilitation
Baby Summer - the first baby born to the Wild is Life herd in Panda Masuie
How elephants learn from the herd and the benefits of their social structures and more…
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Roxy Danckwerts is the Founder and heart of Wild is Life. Her unwavering vision and commitment to rescuing, rehabilitating and rewilding elephants has been the driving force behind the success of Wild is Life over the past 20 years. She has instilled a culture of care in every aspect of her work and her life.
David Michie is the internationally best-selling author of The Dalai Lama's Cat series, as well as the spiritual thrillers The Magician of Lhasa and many more. His books have been translated into 30 different languages and are available in over 50 countries. In 2015 he established Mindful Safaris to Africa, combining wildlife viewing and meditation sessions in journeys to unexplored places, outer and inner. He is a long-time friend of Roxy and of Wild is Life. His teachings and writings, as well as his continued support and encouragement, have inspired and touched our hearts over the years.
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