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Saba Douglas-Hamilton. Conservationist, TV presenter and author, Saba Douglas-Hamilton lives in Kenya, running the Elephant Watch Camp eco lodge. She has worked with the BBC, presenting This Wild Life and The Secret Life of Elephants as well as the Big Cat Diaries. She is well known as the face of her father’s charity, Save the Elephants.
Saba Douglas-Hamilton est la fille du zoologiste Iain Douglas-Hamilton. Son arrière-grand-père est Alfred Douglas-Hamilton (13e duc de Hamilton). Sa sœur Mara Lune Douglas-Hamilton, connue sous le nom de « Dudu », est productrice de films 1 . Saba signifie « sept » en swahili, un nom choisi car elle est née le 7 juin à 7 heures du soir ...
Saba Douglas-Hamilton is a conservationist, filmmaker and TV host. She served as a Trustee of Save the Elephants (STE) for a decade and is now their lead ambassador. With a first class degree in Social Anthropology from the University of St. Andrews, Scotland, she first worked with the Save the Rhino Trust in Namibia before helping establish ...
16 mar 2024 · URGENT CALL TO ACTION: PETITION TO THE PRESIDENT OF TANZANIA. For those horrified by the recent trophy hunting in Tanzania of Amboseli cross-border bulls, please help! Your signature holds immense power. Please sign and share this crucial petition put together by WildlifeDirect, ElephantVoices, Amboseli Trust for Elephants and Save the Elephants.
17K Followers, 486 Following, 1,087 Posts - Saba Douglas-Hamilton (@sabadouglashamilton) on Instagram: "Stop trophy hunters from killing Amboseli cross border bulls.
Saba Douglas-Hamilton. Saba Iassa Douglas-Hamilton (nacido el 7 de junio de 1970) es un presentador de televisión y conservacionista de la vida silvestre de Kenia. Ha trabajado para diversas organizaciones benéficas conservacionistas y ha aparecido en documentales sobre vida silvestre producidos por la BBC y otras emisoras.
Saba Douglas-Hamilton is an award-winning filmmaker, TV host and conservationist. As an accomplished TV presenter, her best-known work is Secret Life of Elephants and Big Cat Diary. Today she spends her time at Elephant Watch Camp in Samburu and has recently returned to filmmaking to work on a twelve-part series for the BBC – This Wild Life.
