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Lecture by Marcel Gerson

A visually stunning, scientifically sound and captivatingly narrated lecture by wildlife biologist Marcel Gerson.

Lions are a symbol of wilderness, but their survival is not a law of nature. In Namibia, Marcel Gerson researches their behavior and not only encounters large predators, but also asks himself difficult questions:
How can humans and wild animals live together successfully? How can this wilderness be sustainably preserved?

The lecture takes us from prides of lions in Etosha National Park to successful conservation projects with leopards and Africa's little-known animals. With impressive photographs, personal experiences and a direct link to the reality of our lives, this lecture not only offers insights into current nature conservation work, but also inspiration for our own relationship with nature.