Gardeners of Eden

The documentary provides a first-person perspective on the challenges faced by conservationists in Kenya, particularly through the work of the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust. It highlights the ongoing crisis of elephant poaching and the impact of the ivory trade on wildlife. Viewers witness the dedication of a family committed to rescuing orphaned elephants and nurturing them until they can be returned to the wild.

With a runtime of 62 minutes, Gardeners of Eden offers an intimate look at both the beauty and struggles of wildlife conservation. The film is particularly notable for its focus on the impact of corrupt governance on conservation efforts, making it a poignant commentary on the intersection of wildlife and politics.