With a rapidly increasing population and escalating poverty, more people are moving into areas where wildlife once roamed freely. They are competing with wildlife for the same natural resources - water and pasture.

It is a conflict between old and new, human versus wildlife. Fortunately for humans and non-humans alike, there are some Africans who have devoted much of their lives to efforts to resolve these fundamental conflicts.

In particular, we follow the shifting fortunes of the semi-traditional pastoral group the Maasai, who are now engaged both in conservation and tourism. Prominent conservationists like Dr. Richard Leakey discuss key events in Kenya's conservation history, and what it is going to take for conservation to succeed today.

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Reviews
"Game Over provides an accurate, vivid and balanced portrayal of the complex and difficult history of wildlife conservation in Kenya, emphasizing how wildlife and poorer rural Kenyans both lose from human-wildlife conflict. The footage is as breathtaking as the challenge is daunting. This is not just another film of lovely wildlife footage, but one that digs in deeper, highlighting not only some of the less pleasant aspects of human management of spectacular ecosystems but also the occasionally-heroic activities of individuals and small groups struggling to make things right."