Jeneria’s breakneck speed, passion and efficiency inspires us all every day, and is helping to build up the next generation of those who want to be just like him. We salute him, and the world salutes him too.
Today most people get on average 4 to 6 hours of exercise every week, and make sure that everything they put in their mouths is not filled with sugars or preservatives, but they pay no attention to their mental health, no vacations, not even the occasional long weekend. All of this for hopes of one day getting that big promotion.
This October, Jeneria’s life’s work was the subject and feature of Geo Magazine in Germany. Thanks to friend and incredible photographer David Chancellor, not only is there a stunning image of him on the cover page, but the magazine also includes a 6-page main feature article on what he has done to secure the future of lions by promoting coexistence between them and the people that live alongside them. We love Jeneria’s humility and laser focus on his work. When Shivani told Jeneria of this new exciting occurrence, he simply shrugged, “That’s nice. Now, let me tell you about the lions I’ve just been with!”
In August, Jeneria was among 50 wildlife rangers across the continent to receive the African Ranger Award from the Paradise Foundation. Billionaire entrepreneur and philanthropist Jack Ma honoured Jeneria for his valiant work promoting coexistence between people and wildlife. Out of all the rangers feted, Jeneria was selected as one of the top 10 to attend the special awards ceremony in South Africa.
