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ATTA® Presentation - Saruni - Human Bonding , Life Changing & (Soon) Back to the Wild
By ATTA®Defining the Saruni Experience - A pioneering collection of unique and intimate lodges and camps found in Kenya's most beautiful and private wildlife conservancies. The ultimate in authenticity in partnership with sustainable conservation and the local communities. Away from the crowds and off-the-beaten-track in Kenya’s most spectacular and diverse areas.
Presented by Riccardo Orizio, CEO and founder of Saruni. Born in Italy in 1961, Riccardo Orizio is a reporter, author, safari guide and conservationist. As a foreign correspondent for the Italian daily newspapers ‘Corriere della Sera’ and ‘La Repubblica’ and for CNN, in his “first life” Riccardo has covered war, peace and some of what happens in between. From 2003 to 2014 he lived in the Kenyan bush surrounded by wildlife and dramatic landscapes. In 2003 he founded and since then co-owns the safari properties Saruni Mara, Saruni Wild, Saruni Samburu & Saruni Rhino. His first book, "Lost White Tribes - Journeys among the Forgotten", was published in London in 2000, followed by Dutch, Italian, American and Turkish editions. His second book, based on interviews with deposed and disgraced dictators, is entitled “Talk of the Devil” and has been published in 2002 and 2003 in several countries, including Italy, USA, Great Britain, Japan, Holland, Spain