Hosted by passionate safari professionals, conservationists and wildlife photographers, we bring you captivating stories from the bush, behind-the-lens insights from award‑winning image makers, and thought‑provoking conversations with conservationists working to protect our planet’s most extraordinary species — including the elusive pangolin. Whether you’re a seasoned traveller, a wildlife photographer, or simply a nature enthusiast, The Pangolin Podcast will inspire you to see the wild with fresh eyes… and to help preserve it for generations to come.
Toby is a wildlife photographer and conservationist, co-owner of Pangolin Photo Safaris, leading photographic safaris and conservation education throughout Southern and East Africa. Dedicated to promoting ethical wildlife tourism and pangolin conservation, combining field expertise with engaging educational content. Passionate about using photography to inspire conservation action and drive sustainable tourism in Africa.
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Bella Falk is an award-winning documentary producer, travel writer, and wildlife photographer. She’s worked with the BBC, Nat Geo, and Discovery, and her writing and photography have appeared in National Geographic Traveller, Lonely Planet, and BBC Travel.
Duade Paton is an Australian bird photographer, filmmaker, and conservation storyteller based in North-East Victoria. His work focuses on capturing the beauty, behavior, and unique character of Australia’s birdlife. Through his popular YouTube channel, published photography, and live talks, Duade shares not only stunning imagery but also practical insights into wildlife photography and the importance of protecting natural habitats. His mission is to help people connect more deeply with the natural world through visual storytelling and education.
We’re joined by wildlife photographer Federico Veronesi, whose striking black-and-white images capture the soul of Africa’s wild places. Federico shares what drives him to spend hours, sometimes days, waiting for the perfect moment, and why photographing wildlife is as much about emotion as it is about light and composition.
Hannes Lochner is a wildlife photographer renowned for his immersive work across Africa’s wild landscapes, particularly the Kalahari. He shares insights into the challenges of capturing stunning wildlife shots, the unique behaviours of his subjects, and the careful planning behind his most memorable images. Explore the beauty and complexity of African wildlife through the eyes of a true adventurer.
Janine Krayer is a wildlife photographer whose work is deeply inspired by her journey from studying finance in Germany to exploring some of Africa’s most breathtaking landscapes, including the Okavango Delta. Known for her thoughtful storytelling, Janine captures powerful moments that reveal the beauty and complexity of nature. Her recent work includes stunning images from a remarkable 10-week road trip through Botswana during the COVID-19 lockdown. Through her photography, she highlights how technology has opened new creative possibilities in wildlife capture.
A Canadian nature photographer with a passion for capturing the wild beauty of our planet. His journey into photography started as a hobby—just him, his camera, and a love for the great outdoors. What began as simple adventures in his backyard soon turned into a deep obsession with capturing the vast beauty of our world.
As Creative Director of Trai Anfield Photography and Enlightened Media I aim to make working with us a pleasure and an adventure!
Enlightened Media is about approaching work differently and supporting other sustainable, ethical projects wherever we can. We appreciate diversity, value inclusivity and welcome our clients and colleagues with open hearts and minds.
My love of photography, conservation and travel forms the basis of all my work. I have continued to work freelance for the BBC Natural History Unit, presenting on Radio 4′s flagship natural history programme The Living World, and reporting for Shared Planet and Saving Species, though in recent years my focus has shifted to being behind the camera more.