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Our Most Complex Rescue Operation Yet

We were confronted by a disturbing sight: In the watery depths of a 45-foot well, an elephant was barely visible. He was fully submerged, forcing him to tread water and use his trunk as a snorkel to breathe. He had been there for at least 12 hours — and time was running out.

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Aerial Unit Report: March 2024

March was a busy month for our Aerial Unit. Notable operations included two missing persons searches, five veterinary cases, a rhino conservation exercise, two bushfires, the rescue of a pair of unique orphans, along with the usual support for human-wildlife conflict mitigation, anti-poaching operations, and daily patrols.

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Our Baby Dinosaurs

In this month's Field Notes, discover the stories of the infant orphaned rhinos currently in our care: Raha and Chamboi.

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Watch: 12-Hour Saga to Free a Trapped Bull

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Loijuk's New Baby, Lisha

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SWT Annual Newsletter - 2023

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The Rescue of Toto

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Helping a Big Bull of Tsavo

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Aerial Unit Report: February 2024

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Saving an Elephant From a Terrible Tangle

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Galana’s New Baby, Gala

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Aerial Unit Report: January 2024

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The Princess of Umani

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A Surprise Reunion With Ngasha

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SWT/KWS Burra De-Snaring Report for February 2024

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