We cannot wait to see this documentary. Thankyou for helping Sharon Pincott’s mission to raise awareness of the Presidential Elephants of Zimbabwe. She is absolutely one of the Jane Goodalls and Dian Fosseys of the elephant world and seeing her life with these elephants will be fascinating

Last year we were one of these lucky people who had the possibility to make a
safari with Sharon. The “W”family whom we met made an impression which I cannot
describe. To see them so close showing there new babies their behaviour no fear for us
and we had no fear either because we had Sharon with us whom they trust 100%

We will be back and hopefully a lot of tourist will come.

“Whosit” – whooaaa!! Are we going to see wild elephants sitting on Sharon Pincott’s lap in this film?????? It looks like it. Fabulous.

Having read about Sharon’s elephant friends Lady, Whole and Misty and many others in her book, it will be a pleasure to finally meet them on film. It will also be a real pleasure to see a real life naturalist-conservationist in action, not afraid to interact with elephants as scientists are not supposed to do, or want to do. Bravo for not fearing what some might say. Bravo for breaking those rules and making your own more sensible ones. In her book Sharon sounds very responsible and caring. The average viewer out there wants to see and enjoy watching these interactions and marvel at them. The average person out there believes that animals like elephants do share our feelings and emotions and our sense of self. It is past time for a documentary like this one. Bravo again to all. It sounds like this will be inspiring. Congratulations.

SHARON PINCOTT MENTIONED IN AN E-MAIL THAT ONE OF THE WILD PRESIDENTIAL ELEPHANTS DID NOT EVEN FLINCH WHEN A CAMERA TOUCHED ITS EYELASH. HOW AMAZING IS THAT! WE CAN’T WAIT TO SEE THE OUTCOME OF THIS FILMING. SHARON HAS CLEARLY HAD HER TROUBLES IN ZIMBABWE AND ITS TO HER CREDIT THAT SHE IS STILL PURSUING HER WORK THERE.

I’m so happy this has finally happened. Sharon and these elephants deserve finally getting this attention, so the world can now see how truly inspirational they all are. Way to go Sharon, I for one can’t wait to see the doco and am looking forward to meeting up with your friends and you next year!

Tenacity is not short in this woman. How she has managed for so many years with constant opposition is difficult to appreciate and to do it without salary or funds, and short on thanks too I expect. We will all learn something valuable by watching this documentary I am sure. This is a leap into the international spotlight scene. She must love these elephants to do this. It is most interesting that it takes an Australian – aren’t Australians on Bob’s hate list along with Americans and the Britsh? – to successfully help secure the future of elephants that have his title.

There are not too many people who would give up our cushy life to follow our heart for something we truly believe in. Not only am I looking forward to seeing the documentary covering these magnificent beasts of nature but also looking at the human element of it and the passion Sharon possesses to keep her going on. Well done Sharon for pursuing your belief and well done to the team putting this documentary together which hopefully will bring global focus. I for one salute you!

I have absolutely no doubt that this documentary will be entertaining and inspiring and I cant wait to see it. Sharon is so incredibly passionate and knowledgeable about these amazing animals and I’m sure her passion will not have been difficult to capture on film (along with the wonderful four legged stars!) Thankyou so much for making this documentary and can you please do your best to ensure that it is broadcast in both Australia and New Zealand (Sharon’s former homes before she found her true calling .

we hope the lodge who controversially threw sharon pincott out of long-time accommodation and presidential ellie land last year, wanting all of this documentary publicity, and sharon, for themselves, are now secretly, grossly humiliated. let’s hope that this documentary covers some of their foolishness too. let the tourists return to hwange, but let them now certainly stay somewhere else. how she survives through all of this lunacy is beyond us. we, too, salute you and eagerly await this production.

This is a wonderful interview! Sharon is already one of my heroes, and I have added to my “bucket list” visiting Sharon and her elephants in Zimbabwe!

WOW, imagine being on someone’s bucket list. Imagine how many buckets will be overflowing once this film actually screens! There are not too many living heroes. Sharon Pincott is mine too for all that she endures for the wildlife in Zimbabwe. I am already in love with these elephants. Bring on the doco release.

Sharon this is awesome; what you have achieved is beyond my wildest imagination. On behalf of Dawn Properties and myself thank you very much for doing what the rest of us should be doing.

THIS FILM SHOULD OPEN PEOPLES EYES In the early days of this century it was publicized around the world that the presidential elephants of Zimbabwe barely existed anymore. It is to Sharon Pincott’s credit that they still do and that they still trust humans and are still friendly. Unlike other people when times got tough she never walked out on them. The reaffirmation of the decree by Mugabe safeguarding these elephants would never have happened without this woman. Her hecklers need to get a life, give credit where credit is due and Hwange might finally prosper again. Watch others now try to take credit for her excellent work or try to rip it apart to bring attention to themselves instead. Sadly this is human nature in Africa.

Sharon has related some real funny “behind the scenes” moments. Hope that we will all get to see some of the bloopers as part of a DVD sale too! Holding thumbs for you.

It is tremendous to see this is in production and we hope that Zimbabwe benefits in the longrun from it. I do wonder if Hwange operations have the commonsense to do this with everything still going on in that desperate area. How many there know anything real about these animals and how many just see $ signs by exploiting them without any proper knowledge of them and contributing nothing back? Thank the good Lord that this lady is not like them and that she is still there at all still working for the good of them.

I’m pleased to see that Sharon Pincott is getting the attention she deserves. Her work in saving these elephants is amazing. I have great respect for her dedication and bravery.

When these elephants got their presidential title twenty years ago many people saw it as a publicity stunt by a businessman in the safari industry for his own moneymaking purposes. Only now when the renewal of the decree has been obtained by a true conservationist with no monetary interests can we believe that these elephants are special indeed. It will be good to see something about them with a true conservation focus, especially in today’s Zimbabwe.

Congratulations and may this all go well. Sharon Pincott is an unsung hero, others are too busy in Zimbabwe singing their own praises. She probably isn’t thrilled with the idea of being more in the public eye but what a pleasure for these once persecuted elephants. A true inspiration to young, and old, conservation minds everywhere.

That the filming company consider they may have some Award winning footage of the Presidential elephants is a grand achievement in today’s Zimbabwe and that the elephants should trust Sharon to an extent to enable this is something that I want to witness even if it is just on tv. I hope that not only Sharon for her years of sweat and tears but Hwange too gets the attention it ought to have from this to show the world that not all has been lost in Zimbabwe in spite of everything. So long as nothing more is allowed to be lost now and people begin to value what is there and what they have. Well done you all! I am looking forward to seeing this.

Congratulations Sharon on the making of this documentary. Here’s hoping that this spotlight shines across the world and that the attention brings respite to this unique piece of land and its animals. Can’t wait to see it.

Hey Sharon, I have no doubt that the doccie will be incredible as a way to highlight just how amazing the Paresidential Herd is and the incredible trust they have in humans. It should also bring attention to the fact that Zim is still a jewel in the African crown boasting magnificent wildlife. Hopefull it iwill also put across the dire need for added protection that our resources need.

Thank you so much for you continued efforts to look after our great grey friends, and thanks too for keeping the memory of our special late friend alive. I look forward to my next encounter with your families -