Two friends take to the skies in a 1957 Piper Super Cub as a conservation effort for the Shompole Group Ranch in Kenya. They brave heavy weather in a tiny cockpit on their odyssey from Oregon over the US, Canada, Greenland, Iceland, the North Atlantic, The UK and France. They land in dicey places on their aerial trek over Algeria, Niger, Chad, and South Sudan before landing at home in Kenya, where they have been living and working for over 25 years as pilots, outfitters and conservationists. Along their route, the pilots share their first hand knowledge of local communities in Kenya that protect wildlife when they share in tourism revenues. And they tell audiences about Kenya and Shompole, where Michel Laplace-Toulouse and Alexis Peltier have been involved in conservation efforts for the past five years.