Mark Infield on Conservation, Culture, and the Future of Protected Lands

Join us as conservationist and author Mark Infield dives into the themes of his latest book, Beautiful Beasts, Beautiful Lands: The Fall and Rise of an African National Park. Infield shares captivating stories from his work in Uganda’s Lake Mburo National Park, revealing the Bahima people's deep connection with their iconic Ankole cattle and discussing how conservation can succeed when it includes local traditions and community values. In This Interview: [00:45] Mark Infield’s journey into conservation and his work in Africa [05:15] Cultural significance of the Ankole cattle for the Bahima people [13:30] Challenges and solutions in modern conservation practices [20:50] Redefining “wilderness” and integrating human and wildlife needs [27:10] Infield’s advice for future conservationists The Book: https://amzn.to/3BXRUUl This interview is a must-watch if you’re interested in the evolving landscape of conservation and the role of communities in protecting biodiversity. Be sure to like and subscribe:    / @conservationmag   Share your thoughts in the comments below. #conservation #wildlifeconservation #ankoleculture #bahima #uganda #nationalparks #protectedareas #lakemburu #communityimpact