This book is a deeply moving tribute to a visionary conservationist.
Norman Travers was a pioneer who hunted, fished, farmed and lived a life of
adventure that few of us can imagine. However, unlike others, he realised that
modern farming practices decimated wild animals in a way that would inevitably
lead  to their extinction - and he set about showing a way for the two to coexist.
This is that story, the story of Imire Game Park. Surrounded by lions, elephants,
leopards, hippo, and '...a stream of naughty, smelly little animals...' he captures
the spirt of those times perfectly. Told with great humour, with eye to the
frailties of both animals and man, he fills the vast canvas of his life
with a story as entertaining as it is enthralling.