Lions are magnificent, beautiful, and under threat. Fifty years ago, they roamed most of Africa’s savannas. In 1970, there were about 92,000 of them; today, there are closer to 23,000. The Last Lions was written out of deep concern for their future – and with good reason. What was found was both deeply worrying but also heartening.

Dr Don Pinnock is a historian, criminologist, environmental journalist and photographer. He has served as editor of the travel magazine Getaway and is the author or co-author of 18 books, including The Last Elephants . He has won two Mondi Awards and the City Press Non-Fiction Award and was shortlisted for the European Union Literary Award.

Helena Kriel is an award-winning, best-selling writer and screenwriter who splits her time between Los Angeles and South Africa. Her memoirs The Year of Facing Fire and Meditating with Rhinos explore her life of adventure, wildlife, and deep connection with nature. She is the founder of Baby Rhino Rescue, an international non-profit dedicated to saving rhinos.

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