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Our partners at Lewa Wildlife Conservancy recently released their 2018/2019 Impact Report, which once again demonstrates the amazing work of this leading conservation organization. While the pa...
Six years ago, on July 10, 2014, the tiny orphan Murit was found by a local herdsman taking his herd to water. With no sign of any other elephants in the area, no one knows how long Murit was s...
Read moreIn August 2015, the sweet Godoma was rescued from the bottom of a well. Battered and bruised from the steep fall, Godoma was apprehensive of the Conservancy scouts who arrived to rescue her. Ho...
Read moreOur partners at Lewa Wildlife Conservancy recently released their 2018/2019 Impact Report, which once again demonstrates the amazing work of this leading conservation organization. While the pa...
Read more2018 was another successful year for our partners at Ol Pejeta Conservancy. After the devastating drought of 2017, this remarkable organization had one of its best years ever and was even named “Af...
Read moreFive-year-old Roi was just nine months old when poachers killed her mother with a poisoned spear. She was found with the rest of her herd, gathered around and grieving the loss of her dying mot...
Read moreFound wandering alone in the Kenyan wilderness, sweet Kamok was just a newborn when she came to the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust. Six years later, the lonely calf has blossomed into a loving member...
Read moreLeft behind by her herd and vilified by local community members looking for revenge, the calf in our Tiny Tusks print almost didn’t make it to the safehaven sanctuary at Sheldrick Wildlife Trust. F...
Read moreAbandoned by her mother and covered in feces, it was hard to envision Emily as anything more than a struggling orphan when she was rescued in 1993. However, after two years of dedicated care and at...
Read moreFormerly known as The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, our partner organization Sheldrick Wildlife Trust (SWT), recently unveiled its new name on instagram and released its 2018 newsletter. Accordin...
Read moreOn Sunday, March 3, we celebrate World Wildlife Day, which was established in 2013 at the United Nations General Assembly as a day, “to celebrate and raise awareness of the world’s wild animals and...
Read moreAs we kick off 2019, we are more inspired than ever by the work of our partners. In October, we recapped Lewa Wildlife Conservancy’s 2017 Annual Report, which highlighted the organization’s accompl...
Read moreOne of the most awe-inspiring aspects of the work of our partner organization The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust is the work of the rescue team that risks its life to ensure the safety of vulnerabl...
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