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  1. The rescue and death of Lemek - 2/5/2012

    Little Lemek, a 2 month old female elephant calf, was retrieved from the Masai Mara National Reserve on the 28th January 2012 having been found in thick bush all alone. (read more)

    Lemek in her stockade Lemek under Tano Lemek Julius trying to feed Lemek under Shukuru

  1. Project Amu - Athman Bakar Kale - 2/3/2012

    We want you to understand more about why the David Sheldrick Trust has chosen to work in the coastal Lamu District. (read more)

    Amu Ranch Kenya's elephant herds in the late sixties Athman Bakar Kale - January 2012 lamu

  1. Valentine's Day - 2/2/2012

     

    Leading up to Valentine's, we are offering a limited selection of products with lovely elephant cupid designs from our online shop. (read more)

  1. Keepers Profiles - Peter Mbulu - 1/31/2012

    As previously mentioned we would like to share globally more details about those that work for Conservation in Kenya through the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust. (read more)

    Peter Mbulu feeding Kihari Peter Mbulu in a tree with the orphans below him Peter Mbulu (camera around his neck) walking with the Ithumba orphans Peter Mbulu (center with plate of food in front of him) with some of the other Nursery keepers

  1. The rescue and death of Moju - 1/31/2012

    At a place called “Moju” (the Boran word for “Eland”) in the remote Kora National Reserve near the Somalia border in Northern Kenya, a young 4 – 5 month old orphaned female elephant calf was found by a Section of Kora Platoon Rangers who were patrolling the area, where there has been rampant poaching in of late. (read more)

    She is named Moju, a Boran name from the area she was found Moju playing with a bucket of water Moju and Abdi Moju and Orwa
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