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The Rescue of Serenget

Little Serenget went through a terrible ordeal. Shot in the leg — we suspect in the course of human-wildlife conflict — she was left with a grievous injury that took the better part of a year to heal.

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The Wild Theatre of Waterholes

In the grand theatre of the African wilderness, the waterhole is the main stage — the place where nature's most riveting dramas unfold, from the rhythms of everyday existence to battles of life and death.

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High-Octane Mission to Save a Snared Giraffe

Here in Tsavo, World Wildlife Day raced into action with the emergency treatment of a snared giraffe. It was a challenging operation — treating giraffes always is — but our teams, together with the Kenya Wildlife Service, were determined, professional, and committed to the very end. The snare was removed, the wound treated, and the giraffe went on his way.

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Saved From a Snare 10 Years Ago — Lazarus's Story

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How We Pulled a Bull Elephant from a Treacherous Sinkhole

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Important Statement on AI-Generated Content

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Anti-Poaching Report: January 2026

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Orphan, Lion Survivor, and Now Mother: Ishanga Gives Birth to Imp

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Today’s Harrowing Mission: Rescuing a Lioness From a Septic Pit

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The Rescue of Alia

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Elephant Calf Saved from a Snare Around the Neck

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Community Outreach Report: October to December 2025

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A Year in Conservation

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Anti-Poaching Report: December 2025

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Treating an Arrowed Bull in Northern Tsavo

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