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Foster An Elephant
It never ceases to amaze me that I have been able to build a career around two of my greatest passions: advocacy for endangered species and photography. I am privileged to be able to travel the wor...
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A Visit to Ithumba: Returning Orphaned Elephants to the Wild
My life was forever changed in 2016 when my husband, Chad, and I first visited the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Nairobi, Kenya. During this transformative experience at the elephant sanctuary, we wi...
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10 Things You Didn't Know About Lions
Lions are fierce and majestic, but also misunderstood. Despite the fact that they’ve somehow become known as “The King of the Jungle,” they don’t even live in the jungle, but rather in the grasslan...
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Lifestyle
Top Tips for Traveling to Kenya
My first visit to Kenya was truly life-changing: meeting our conservancy partners and photographing beautiful animals was an experience that I am fortunate to be re-living this month. As Chad and I...
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Celebrating World Giraffe Day
First named giraffe camelopardalis by the Greeks who believed it looked like a camel wearing a leopard’s coat, the giraffe has been beloved for ages. Known for their calm demeanor and long necks, g...
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Adventures
The Great Responsibility of Great Travelers
It’s a troubling paradox many countries live with: often, the most impoverished countries attract the most adventurous and wealthy tourists. This is true throughout most of the African continen...
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Conservancy at the Heart of Community
The Lewa Wildlife Conservancy is a leader in its field. It is often revered and celebrated for its life-saving work with endangered animals. But even beyond its exceptional wildlife preservation wo...
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China Ivory Struggle Update
Last year, we were excited by the news that China committed to ending its ivory trade by the end of 2017. This announcement by the world’s largest ivory trader was a monumental step in the right di...
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Honoring Our Wild Mothers
Motherhood is hard work. Not only do mothers endure pregnancy and birth, but they are also charged with the feeding, carrying, and teaching of their babies until they are capable of surviving on th...
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Five Critically Endangered Animals Not Making the Headlines
Earth Day is one of our favorite days of the year because it gives us an opportunity to reflect on our role as citizens of Earth, a planet we share with countless species big and small, predator an...
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Remembering Dame Daphne Sheldrick
I started Render Loyalty with the dream of making even a small difference for the most vulnerable creatures on Earth. Inspired by leading conservationists, I hoped that my photography might contrib...
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Losing Sudan: Northern White Rhino Nears Extinction
Conservationists and animal lovers around the globe are grieving the loss of the last male northern white rhino. Sudan was 45 years-old, suffering from infections, and unable to walk when he was eu...
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The Enormous Elephant Run
Saturday, March 10th may have been a rainy day in Los Angeles, but it was the perfect setting for the Enormous Elephant Run through Griffith Park. More than a thousand animal-loving athletes decked...
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