Ep 57 Tony Bynum, Photographer and Roland Norton, Wildlife Conservator

Sep 17, 2026 · 59 min · 12 segments

Tom Opre and photographer Tony Bynum return to Zambia's Lower Luano, where conservation is inseparable from the people who live alongside wildlife. From a traditional festival in Shikabeta to…

Tom Opre and photographer Tony Bynum return to Zambia's Lower Luano, where conservation is inseparable from the people who live alongside wildlife. From a traditional festival in Shikabeta to conversations with longtime conservationist Roland Norton, they explore how the region has changed, the pressures created by development, like poaching and human-wildlife conflict, and efforts to restore both wildlife and local livelihoods. Along the way, they visit the newly constructed boma that will receive buffalo being translocated into the area, offering a firsthand look at what conservation actually requires on the ground.

Tom Opre and photographer Tony Bynum return to Zambia's Lower Luano, where conservation is inseparable from the people who live alongside wildlife. From a traditional festival in Shikabeta to…

Speakers: Roland NortonGuestTom OpreHostTony BynumGuest

Ep 57 Tony Bynum, Photographer and Roland Norton, Wildlife Conservator

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Ep 57 Tony Bynum, Photographer and Roland Norton, Wildlife Conservator