Seronera Series - Episode Two - Getting high above the Serengeti.

Today award-winning wildlife photographer Paul Joynson-Hicks takes a flight above the Serengeti with Frankfurt Zoological Society, inspirational film maker Eliza Powell then battles with two of Africa's leading wildlife guides; Richard Knocker and Jombi Kivuyo to get them to behave, she is strong, they do, obvs and they see some awesome things today; from the big stuff of elephants and hippos to some wonderful info about plants and tracks. And Paul dazzles (does he really..) with a small photo tip about kit. Our aim in all this, is to get you to travel again and to come here, to the Serengeti, with us of course. The 'Serengeti Needs You' to help us all protect this precious wilderness. We are an interactive TV show, which means we would love to hear from you. Send us your questions about wildlife, wildlife photography or just what its like being on safari, anything really and we will try and get to them in our "After Episode" section, which we are bringing in soon. Also, don't forget, please forward this to friends, relatives, work colleagues, schools, clubs, anyone who might enjoy the latest in Wildlife TV Entertainment and Information! Please ask them to SUBSCRIBE above, so we can let you and them know as soon as we post each short and action packed episode starting tomorrow. Bye for now and see you tomorrow. Cheers Paul, Eliza, Jombi and Richard All photos available for prints. If you didn't catch the first series, you can see us in a action on this channel. (Go on, it's fun and of course very informative! And huge thanks for visiting us, hoorah! Quick one, if you click that SUBSCRIBE button over there on the right, you will be notified as soon as each Episode goes live. Only 6 episodes left after this one, in this series. Bye for now Paul, Eliza, Jombi and Richard MANY THANKS to our fabulous sponsors Tanzania National Parks and BLINK for their awesome internet in the bush. #tanzaniaunforgettable #tanzania #africa #wildlife #wildlifephotography #tourism #conservation #serengeti #serengetisafari