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Saba Douglas-Hamilton is a Kenyan wildlife conservationist and TV presenter. She is the daughter of zoologist Iain Douglas-Hamilton and the manager of Elephant Watch Camp in Samburu National Reserve.
Saba Douglas-Hamilton is a longterm elephant conservationist and a filmmaker who documents the plight of Amboseli's cross-border elephants. She campaigns against trophy hunting and shares her insights on the behaviour and importance of male elephants.
May 16, 2010 · Learn about Saba's life, from her childhood in Kenya with elephants to her career as a wildlife documentary maker and a leader of conservation tourism. Discover her achievements, awards, challenges and passions in this personal profile.
Saba Douglas-Hamilton and Frank Pope are a conservationist couple who live in Kenya with their three children. Learn about their work, their family and their adventures in this...
17K Followers, 521 Following, 1,094 Posts - Saba Douglas-Hamilton (@sabadouglashamilton) on Instagram: "🐘 New websites for Elephant Watch Camp & Sirocco Sanctuary are LIVE!! 🐘 STOP trophy hunters killing Amboseli cross-border bulls. 🐘 CHECK in LINKS"
Saba Douglas-Hamilton is a Kenyan wildlife conservationist, filmmaker and TV host. She is the lead ambassador of Save the Elephants, a partner of Elephant Watch Camp, and a former Trustee of the organisation.
Save the Elephants – Saba Douglas-Hamilton. I’ve been involved with Save the Elephants (STE) ever since my father, Dr. Iain Douglas-Hamilton, founded the NGO in 1993, and I am enormously proud of all that we do. In short, STE works to secure a future for elephants in a rapidly changing world.
