Interview with Ian Craig of Lewa Wildlife Conservancy @lewa_wildlife

[@asianelephantsupport4844]

I first visited Lewa in 1997, having read about Anna Merz and her passion for conserving black rhinos. Over the years I've been back more than a dozen times, bringing friends and family to see Africa conservation at work in its best possible, consistent, and ever growing determination that Kenya's magnificent wildlife will survive while her wonderful people also benefit from that survival. Lewa was the finale of the safari which introduced my son and his family to my beloved Africa. If you decide to make that 'trip of a lifetime' to Africa, as I so long ago did.....be sure Lewa is in your itinerary and know for certain that you don't just go to Africa once. You have to go back regularly to visit the hunk of your heart so permanently left there. Thanks, Lewa, for all you have been and will continue to be for Kenya's peoples and wildlife!

[@mitraism1]

Wow, truly inspiring Ian Craig. I wish I could come visit. Thank-you for all that you do.

[@rdcs1959]

So awesome!!! Thank you for all you do and continue to do for the people and the wildlife!!!!!!

[@africarisingagain2079]

Wonderful insights and passion. Thanks

[@abrahama.mikael8781]

I was at lewa many years ago. I hope it will continue for generations to come.

[@idalahow]

As a Kenyan, I am proud these kind of projects help Communities as well make Kenya a Tourism Safari Number 1 destination in Africa. Can you talk to Ian Craig to please also erect some Live Cams in the vast land especially like Watering holes so that we can see these animals on live cameras sometimes. I was watching the ones they did in Botswana and RSA Camps.

[@jamlickkinyua7793]

Good work Mr Ian Craig (Kiriki)

[@camillabarclay4049]

Great man

[@miloubottrill8955]

Lewa is a slice of pure heaven