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Saba Iassa Douglas-Hamilton (born 7 June 1970) is a Kenyan wildlife conservationist and television presenter. She has worked for a variety of conservation charities, and has appeared in wildlife documentaries produced by the BBC and other broadcasters.
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30 mar 2024 · Born and raised amongst nomads and wildlife in the savannahs of East Africa – conservationist and filmmaker, Saba Douglas-Hamilton – has lived and breathed the battle to save Africa’s elephants from day one, hand-in-hand with her family.
16 mag 2010 · She has won several awards for her documentaries, most notably, Heart of a Lioness, that was in the top 25 of Discovery Channel’s best shows for many years. Saba lives in Kenya with her husband, Frank Pope, and children.
18 ago 2020 · Saba Douglas-Hamilton. Born in Kenya with lions, giraffes and warthogs in her back garden, and speaking Swahili as her first language, Saba became entranced with wildlife at an early age.
As a wildlife filmmaker with the BBC Saba hosted nine award-winning TV series and twenty-four documentaries. As a communicator on conservation, she is acclaimed for her ability to inspire audiences around the world to engage with the wild world. She also runs Elephant Watch Camp, an intimate eco-camp and life-long partner of Save the Elephants.
Actress: Prehistoric Park. Saba Douglas-Hamilton was born on 7 June 1970 in Kenya. She is an actress and producer, known for Prehistoric Park (2006), Mama One (2021) and Nature (1982). She has been married to Frank Pope since 4 February 2006.
TV series. Saba is a sought-after communicator on conservation and positive-impact tourism, acclaimed for her ability to inspire audiences around the world to engage with the wild world. In 2000 she began as a wildlife filmmaker with the BBC and has since hosted nine TV series and twenty-four documentaries including Big Cat Diary and the Secret ...
