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The ARD (one of the German broadcasting companies) recently started a new series on volonteers working in African parks: 'Am Kap der wilden Tiere'. I saw the first today and concluded it could be interesting. Here's the link:
http://www.daserste.de/ One of the volonteers who featured had worked in the Hamburg Zoo before he went to Africa. If I remember correctly, a volonteer gets a 3-month contract. I wouldn't say it's big, but in Holland and Germany young people interested in wildlife and prepared to work as a volonteer somewhere in Africa are not few.  
Not sure where to post this, but great new tv show: https://www.couriermail.com.au/entertain...b0e135d146
Trailer of Khamma Gir Ne, a feature film painstakingly & singlehandedly created on the controversial side of Gir region, the part skipped by one-sided documentaries like India's Wandering Lions. This is probably also going to be equally cherrypicked, but the creator Narendra Mojidra attracted a lot of heat due to it, even death threats!
You can read more here: https://www.cinestaan.com/articles/2018/oct/26/16482/lions-belong-to-the-world-not-just-india-or-gujarat-says-filmmaker-narendra-mojidra? (11-10-2018, 09:33 AM)Wolverine Wrote: American media empire Netflix is currently making a film about the Amur tigers in the Sihote Alin state reserve. The film will be released in 2019. Some photos behind the camera: |
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