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Hosted by Toby Jermyn, this episode of the Pangolin Podcast features wildlife photographer, filmmaker, and Canon Ambassador, Dani Connor, known for her viral red squirrel stories from northern Sweden. Dani shares her experience hand-rearing a squirrel named Roo. She also discusses images from Zambia and an East Greenland expedition.

In this episode, host Toby Jermyn welcomes Pangolin Photo Host Sabine Stols, a German-born wildlife photographer who transitioned from cruise-ship people photography to a full-time nature career with her husband, Charl. The couple have spent the last 10 years hosting with Pangolin Photo Safaris.

Host Toby Jermyn welcomes South African photographer Wim van den Heever, who won Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2025 with a haunting brown hyena image made over 10 years using a difficult camera-trap setup in Namibia’s abandoned Kolmanskop.

In this episode of the Pangolin Podcast, host Toby Jermyn welcomes Botswana-born wildlife photographer and Pangolin photo host, Walter Aaron. Growing up in the heart of the Okavango Delta, Walter’s lifelong connection to nature led him to become a safari guide.

In this episode of the Pangolin Podcast, host Toby Jermyn welcomes South African wildlife and landscape photographer, Mark Dumbleton. Based in Hoedspruit, Mark is best known for his powerful images of African wildlife and dramatic natural scenes.

In this episode of the Pangolin Podcast, host Toby Jermyn chats to Pangolin’s own photo host, Pusetso “Miss P” Nteta, a young and exciting Botswana native who has grown from short-term intern status, to Pangolin Photo Host and excellent wildlife photographer.

In this episode, host Toby Jermyn welcomes South African wildlife photographer, safari guide, and educator Villiers Steyn. Villiers shares his journey from pursuing a background in nature conservation to becoming a full-time YouTuber through his brand, The Safari Expert.

Meet The Pro with Wildlife Photographer Greg du Toit. Join Toby Jermyn on the latest episode of the Pangolin Podcast featuring an in-depth conversation with award-winning wildlife photographer Greg du Toit.

Join host Toby Jermyn in this captivating episode of the Pangolin Podcast as he chats with Jongman, a renowned wildlife photographer from Botswana. Discover how Jongman transitioned from architecture to photography, his creative process, and the unique challenges he faces in the field.

Welcome to episode 13 of the Pangolin Podcast, hosted by Toby Jermyn. In this episode, Toby is joined by acclaimed wildlife and marine photographer and underwater cinematographer Steve Benjamin.

You asked for it!!! Join host Toby Jermyn in episode 12 of the Pangolin Podcast, where he chats with acclaimed wildlife photographer Jan Wegener.

Welcome to episode 11 of the Pangolin Podcast, hosted by Toby Jermyn! In this episode, British wildlife photographer, author, and inventor Will Burrard-Lucas joins us to discuss his unique approach to capturing stunning wildlife images.

In this episode, we are joined by the award-winning wildlife and landscape photographer, Steve Perry, co-founder of Backcountry Gallery. Steve shares his unique experiences and techniques behind capturing some of his most stunning photographs.

Known for her founding role in the Remembering Wildlife Book series, Margot discusses her journey from public relations to wildlife conservation, inspired by a pivotal elephant poaching incident in 2014.

Mark shares fascinating stories behind his top four chosen photographs, taken from diverse locations like Antarctica, the UK, and the Caribbean. The episode also explores Mark’s journey, his thoughts on ethical wildlife photography, and the exciting, elusive shot that won Steve Winter the BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year award.

In episode seven of the Pangolin Podcast, host Toby Jermyn welcomes wildlife photography guide Karolina Norée. After falling in love with African wildlife in 2016, Karolina moved from Sweden to South Africa and became a leading wildlife photography guide.

Meet The Pro Episode 6 with Trai Anfield. In this episode, Trai shares stories behind some of her most memorable photographs, including captivating images of jaguars, brown bears, and baby gorillas, while also discussing her journey from the BBC to leading ethical photography safaris around the globe.

In this episode, Toby interviews renowned wildlife photographer and explorer Hannes Lochner. Known for his immersive experiences in Africa’s wild landscapes, particularly the Kalahari, Hannes shares his techniques and stories behind some of his most extraordinary photographs.

On episode 4 of the Pangolin Podcast, Toby welcomes Australian wildlife photographer and YouTube creator, Duade Paton. Duade shares his transformative journey from a career in the New South Wales Police Force to becoming a celebrated wildlife photographer with over 100,000 YouTube subscribers.

Join host Toby Jermyn as he delves into the fascinating journey of Federico Veronesi, an award-winning wildlife photographer and safari guide. Federico shares his experiences and showcases some of his most iconic images, revealing behind-the-scenes stories filled with excitement and challenges.

In episode two of the New Pangolin podcast, host Toby Jermyn welcomes professional wildlife photographer Janine Krayer. They discuss Janine’s journey from finance in Germany to Botswana’s Chobe region, her role as a Pangolin Photo Host, and the challenges and rewards of wildlife photography.

In this episode, Toby talks to renowned Canadian wildlife photographer Simon d’Entremont. Simon, who is also a popular YouTube content creator, shares the story of his unique career shift from stockbroker and civil servant to becoming a celebrated wildlife photographer.