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Rich Laburn

Head of Digital

Rich is the driving force behind Londolozi’s online storytelling and the founder of the Londolozi blog. His passions of digital media, film and photography have seen him build Londolozi's online ecosystem into a unique platform for advocacy of the restoration and rewilding of ...

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on Coming Soon – The Leopards of Londolozi!

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Wow! Beautiful sequence!

Chris

Bernice
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wow, that was awesome.!!!!!!!

KERRY COATS
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WE ARE TRULY BLESSED TO LIVE IN A WORLD WITH SUCH MAJESTIC CREATURES!

Kerry I agree with you. Putting this sequence together was brilliant as I got to look at these beautiful cats for hours on end. It also made me think of the hours of footage I have captured whilst filming these amazing creatures, observing their rosettes, agility, behaviour and interactions with each other. They are truly magnificent animals and it is a real privilege to be able to honour them the way that we do at Londolozi. thanks for your thoughts.

Fantastic Rich! Am finding it difficult to get back to nomality after returning, now missing Londolozi even more after looking at this!
Sheila

I’m sure you are finding it difficult to get back to normality Sheila. Remember that nature is what has been normal for the last tens of thousands of years…
Hopefully this provided you with lots of inspiration to return and something to show your friends about the places you get to go to. Thanks for your comment

Jacques-Pierre
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Jeepers, this going to be soooo good!!

David
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Thank You Guys, that is awesome .. see you all soon.

Jamo Tyrrell
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Epic stuff Rich! This looks like it’s gonna be something special!

Jennifer Fenster
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ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL! It has been almost a very long year since we left this wonderful place. I watch the blog and venture back often. Thank you so very much, this is fantastic Rich!!!

That is a pleasure Jen, so glad that you enjoyed it. Can’t believe its been a year since you were here. Seems like yesterday we were sitting on Tree deck chatting…

Betsy Rapoport
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Absolutely, stunningly gorgeous footage, Rich! It makes me want to come home to Londolozi again. You’ve put its spirit out for all to enjoy–thanks so much!

Pleasure Betsy, glad that you enjoyed the video. I hope that you are coming home to Londolozi sooooon!!!!

Penny Parker
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That music. Wow what a passionate sequence. Can’t wait for it to be fully up and running. You share your home with the most beautiful creature. For that, you should be eternally grateful.
Wish i could visit 🙂

That’s true Penny, the creatures that surround us here are incredibly beautiful. Thanks for you thoughts and comments, glad you enjoyed watching!

What a great idea. They are such majestic creatures and so great to see many of the Leopards over the generations. The blog is fantastic Rich, we have been unable to visit Londoz this year (the first time in 15 years) the blog has been a great way to keep up to date with everything going on, thanks again, missing it all so much, Sue

Sue, I am pleased that you are still able to get your fix of Londolozi despite not being able to visit this year. To me, this is the animal that truly represents Londolozi and its heritage. I hope that the blog continues to inspire you and makes you want to come back next year. Thanks for your comments, Rich

Mele Andru
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It is great , just brilliant ideea … I will be with you and follow these stories and I hope you will extend these ideea to an other great animal , the lion !!
Thank you so much !

Mele, we shall indeed look to the lion in due course. I love them as much as I do leopards, just need to capture the right footage and photographs to use. Thanks for oyur comments, I am so pleased that you enjoyed watching it.
Rich

30+ hours of travel each way from Hawai’i to Londolozi…was it worth it…silly question. I’d do it tomorrow in a heartbeat. Have so many photos to cull and excellent videos held by ‘steady hand’ Fred…thanks to Tricia, Mike, Fred, Trevor, Dumi and everyone who made my return to Londolozi so spectacular. I don’t plan on letting another 25 years go by before I visit again. Mahalo nui loa.

Judy! Fantastic to here that your stay was so successful and that you captured alot of photos and video. I agree that 25 years is too long to let go by before you come again.
What leopards did you find with Mike and Freddy?

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