23/10/2025
Colleen Cradock-Williams
5 STARS OUT OF 5 or 10 STARS OUT OF 10, whichever applies.
Thank you, Nicci Wright, Alexis Kriel, Gareth Jones, Prof. Ray Jansen, Pippa Ehrlich and everyone at the African Pangolin Working Group, and all involved in the making of one of the most poignant and heartfelt documentaries I’ve ever seen. The cinematography was nothing short of exquisite—rich in detail and deeply immersive. But what truly moved me was the palpable emotional connection each of you shares with this extraordinary creature, the "85 million-year-old, bipedal, prehistoric, mammalian unicorn."
Your unwavering dedication shines through every moment of this intimate film. I don’t think most people realise the sheer amount of time, effort, heart, and soul you pour into every single rescue— to give each pangolin the best possible chance at surviving and thriving back in the wild. Your mission is not just noble, it’s vital.
I’m incredibly grateful that, in partnership with Lapalala Wilderness, you will soon have your very own pangolarium—what an incredible step forward for conservation. I cannot wait to see all the successes that will grow from this sanctuary.
To say I was moved is an understatement. I watched the documentary twice—and I’d watch it again. If it were up to me, I’d nominate it for an award at Cannes or the Oscars.
Thank you for everything you do to ensure these beautiful animals don’t disappear from our world.
5 STARS OUT OF 5 or 10 STARS OUT OF 10, whichever applies.
Thank you, Nicci Wright, Alexis Kriel, Gareth Jones, Prof. Ray Jansen, Pippa Ehrlich and everyone at the African Pangolin Working Group, and all involved in the making of one of the most poignant and heartfelt documentaries I’ve ever seen. The cinematography was nothing short of exquisite—rich in detail and deeply immersive. But what truly moved me was the palpable emotional connection each of you shares with this extraordinary creature, the "85 million-year-old, bipedal, prehistoric, mammalian unicorn."
Your unwavering dedication shines through every moment of this intimate film. I don’t think most people realise the sheer amount of time, effort, heart, and soul you pour into every single rescue— to give each pangolin the best possible chance at surviving and thriving back in the wild. Your mission is not just noble, it’s vital.
I’m incredibly grateful that, in partnership with Lapalala Wilderness, you will soon have your very own pangolarium—what an incredible step forward for conservation. I cannot wait to see all the successes that will grow from this sanctuary.
To say I was moved is an understatement. I watched the documentary twice—and I’d watch it again. If it were up to me, I’d nominate it for an award at Cannes or the Oscars.
Thank you for everything you do to ensure these beautiful animals don’t disappear from our world.