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The chapters consist of compiled text passages in chronological order and are illustrated with black and white photos. The book is about 250 pages long and has a foldable map in the back – a historical Tsavo map with all the places mentioned in the stories.

The Stories Book is a compilation of chronological events and history around the Tsavo West area:

• The People of Tsavo – the different tribes around the park boundary
• Early Visitors – the first missionaries and explorers passing through the Tsavo West area and their individual accounts of their impressions
• Building of the Uganda Railway and the man eating lions of Tsavo
• The East African Campaign – war in East Africa during the Second World War
• Hunters – White Hunters operating out of the Tsavo area
• Beryl Markham – the first lady pilot to cross the Atlantic and who knew Tsavo well
• Colonel Grogan – the mystery man of untiring energy and vision
• The establishment of the National Parks in Kenya and Tsavo in particular
• Bill Woodley – served the National Parks with dedication for 44 years
• Poaching days – the anti-poaching campaign in Tsavo West
• Elui  Nthengi – a poacher turned informer
• Mzima Springs - the jewel of Tsavo under threat
• 93 years of Woodleys in Tsavo
• Kitani - a dream comes true

Col Meinertzhagen, 1915