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Most recently, Saba Douglas-Hamilton completed her second UK tour following her latest 10 part series with the BBC тАУ This Wild Life that was broadcast on BBC Two.
Filmed over a period of six months, this fascinating observational-documentary followed Saba and her family as they move to the remote north of Kenya to run a high-end eco-lodge called Elephant Watch Camp, and continue with their conservation work at Save the Elephants in Samburu National Reserve.
As the engaging presenter of an earlier three part BBC series about Samburu, The Secret Life of Elephants, broadcast to more than 4.2 million viewers, Saba Douglas-Hamilton became well known as the face of her fatherтАЩs charity, Save the Elephants.
Born and raised in Kenya by her zoologist father and author mother, her total immersion in African culture and wildlife, together with a first class degree in Social Anthropology, made her a compelling and knowledgeable presenter on the BBCтАЩs hugely successful Big Cat Diaries and Wild series.
She has also produced, directed and presented a wide variety of programmes for the Discovery Channel and Animal Planet, winning multiple awards for Heart of a Lioness and Saba and the RhinoтАЩs Secret. Her documentary series Unknown Africa shone a light on the African continent with features on Angola, the Comoros Islands and the Central African Republic.
Saba Douglas-Hamilton was also a popular presenter on the BBC Holiday programme, taking viewers to adventurous, exotic locations like Brunei, Ethiopia, Papua New Guinea and Antarctica.
A trustee of Save the Elephants and tirelessly committed to the conservation of African wildlife and its indigenous people, SabaтАЩs passion and insight make her a captivating and animated public speaker.
She has spoken worldwide on topics ranging from HIV to peace negotiations in Kenya and is a regular guest speaker at the Royal Geographical Society where she is a Fellow.
