Join the dynamic Safari Jeff and Shannon as they educate and captivate audiences across North America with their thrilling live show and exhibit entitled “Living Wild with Safari Jeff and Shannon”.
The influential duo has toured for over 15 years (over 250 shows last year alone) inspiring audiences of all ages to have a deeper appreciation of animals and the environment we all share. Their highly entertaining show not only features live animals but also a multi-media array of large flat screen TV’s, lights, sound, life sized dinosaur bone replicas, huge original artwork and creative props, an elaborate and beautiful full-time displays for all types of events and attractions.
Along with their family of captive born reptiles, this team of naturalists offer a once in a lifetime experience, encouraging an up close and personal opportunity with some of the world’s most exotic animals such as; giant tortoises, crocodiles, snakes, lizards and frogs to mention a few.
Their renowned show has been featured on national and local television, newspapers, magazines and radio steadily throughout the years and promoted as the key attraction to any venue. The show has achieved outstanding success in venues such as; outdoor theme parks, science centres, fairs, festivals, shopping centres, corporate functions and private functions.
Aside from touring with their live show, the duo writes and publishes a series of bestselling children’s books entitled, “The Great Green Adventure Series”. The combined success of their projects has landed them a TV show offer.
Included in their long list of attributes, Safari Jeff and Shannon are also excellent wildlife cinematographers. These wildlife enthusiasts have spent the last 15 years, touring Central America filming wildlife in their natural habitats. Through a choreographed and beautifully edited DVD that they run during their show, audiences get to share these incredible moments on big screen HD TV’s.
Their gleaming reputation and honest passion for their work has deemed them to be; the future of wildlife conservation.
The fate of most of these amazing creatures lies in our hands and the secret lies in education.
