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In part two of the series, we follow the adventures of eight elephants whose remarkable journeys have deepened our understanding of how these giants navigate Kenya’s changing landscapes.
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While it might not be immediately clear to everyone how elephant conservation and human well-being are linked, a community health project from Save the Elephants in Tsavo, Kenya, is turning this concept into reality.
Princeton graduate, Elizabeth Derryberry has recently joined our team up in Samburu for a three month preliminary study in preparation for her PhD. Here are some of her field notes for October: Sadly, the first thing I have to report is two...
Briefing Note: Four Killed in Action, Garamba National Park; Urgent Request to Deploy Resources Dear Peter, On the 30th of September one of our collared elephants was poached. We located the carcass but the poachers had moved on with the...
On the 4th of November, 2016, David Daballen, Save The Elephant’s Head of Field Operations got a call from the Kenya Wildlife Service that an elephant had been shot on the East of Shaba National Reserve in the North of Kenya. The Save The...
