The amazing response to Jackson on BBC's 'Big Cat Live'

Charismatic ~ Passionate ~ Engaging

"He projects this amazing aura of warmth and sincerity and engages the audience with his great passion and knowledge."

"Looseyia brings expert knowledge of the region, speaks eloquently of phenomena like the migration of 1.5 million wildebeest, and explains the relationship and interaction between people and animals on the plains. This business of seeing the natural world through the prism of human culture is very interesting - He's going to be a big star." Mark Thompson - interviewed in Ariel 7.10.08

"Jackson is brilliant. His clear presentation, full of intimate knowledge of how the animals behave in that part of the world is just what is needed to join Simon and Jonathan."

"Can Jackson the Ranger present breakfast on BBC, his presenting of the animals is spellbinding and passionate,whatever they pay him is not enough, perhaps jonathon ross could spare an odd £100,000 it would be money well spent"

"Excellent show again and, besides the animals (particularly the cheetahs), I think the star of it is fast becoming Jackson Looseyia who is such a fantastically nice guy with a huge expanse of knowledge which he wants to share. Love it!"

"The best nature series for some time, particularly in its handling of the interactions between lions and cheetahs. The use of a Masai as a presenter was a master-stroke."

"For those loving 'Safari type' documentaries this is very hard to beat. It has the genuine atmosphere of the African bush, Kenya's Masai Mara, night and day, with one very intelligent and informed member of the Masai Tribe taking an active part in the general discussion."

“We need more of this kind of TV, the camera work is very skillful and Jackson is a very good addition to the team, his knowledge is invaluable.”

“Jackson Looseyia is a star simply because he doesn’t try to be one. Being himself – knowledgeable, warm and movingly articulate – is more than enough.” Michael Parkinson