Ol Pejeta Conservancy
Spanning over 90,000 acres in central Kenya, Ol Pejeta is the largest black rhino sanctuary in east Africa and home to the only two remaining northern white rhinos on the planet, Najin and Fatu. Recognized by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature’s Green List, Ol Pejeta defines excellence in its efforts to preserve and protect the northern white rhino.
Elephant Conservation
Celebrating efforts to rescue, rehabilitate, and reintroduce orphaned elephants to the wild, the Elephant Conservation Series highlights a legacy of wildlife conservation deeply rooted in Kenya.
Lewa Wildlife Conservancy
Spanning 93,000 acres of protected wilderness in northern Kenya, the expanded Lewa-Borana Landscape is home to 13% of Kenya's rhinos and also holds the world’s single largest resident population of the endangered Grevy's zebra. Over 70 other mammal species including elephant, lion, giraffe, leopard, cheetah and buffalo also thrive on the conservancy.
Safari
Poaching has had devastating effects on African wildlife and biodiversity. At current poaching rates, many iconic African wildlife species may be lost within our lifetime. Black rhinos, elephants, lions, Grevy’s zebras, and many more are targeted by poachers to illegally sell certain body parts on the black market or to capture and trade.
This series features a collection of works taken throughout Africa and supports organizations dedicated to anti-poaching and fostering human-wildlife coexistence in the region.
