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Lewa Wildlife Conservancy’s Flagship Species The Black rhino is Lewa Wildlife Conservancy “flagship species.” Because of their diligent work with Black rhinos, Lewa is one of Africa’s most s...
As we enter another holiday season, and the end to 2021, I am particularly grateful for one group of people especially: our conservation partners. The real heroes of 2021 (and beyond!) are the lea...
Read moreSix years ago, on March 6, 2015, community members in the Molore Lorach, Ngilai region found a struggling elephant calf stranded at the bottom of a well. Hoping he would be able to escape and reu...
Read moreLewa Wildlife Conservancy’s Flagship Species The Black rhino is Lewa Wildlife Conservancy “flagship species.” Because of their diligent work with Black rhinos, Lewa is one of Africa’s most s...
Read moreThe ‘Big 5’ originated in colonial times to identify the five African wildlife species that were the most difficult and dangerous to kill. The phrase is still used this way today—until now. An ...
Read moreThree weeks ago, the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, and everyone who is a part of their supportive network, lost a special member. Luggard, affectionately known as the “Lionheart” of their elephant fam...
Read moreThis Endangered Species Day, we want to draw attention to the silent extinction that’s been happening for decades now. The giraffe is slowly disappearing, with few left in the wild, and they need ...
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