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Rangers: Conservation’s Frontline Forces

Rangers are conservation’s frontline forces. They are multi-talented, tireless, and brave, putting their lives on the line to protect our natural world. Over the years, SWT/KWS Anti-Poaching Teams have helped transform landscapes, safeguard wildlife, and tackle the greatest threats facing Kenya’s natural heritage.

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The Rescue of Bungalu

Bungalu is a special little elephant who survived a true odyssey to be here today — weeks on his own, dodging storms of epic proportions and even a lion attack.

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Aerial Unit Report: June 2026

In June, the Aerial Unit flew 255 hours and covered 34,860 kilometres — the busiest month of the year so far. The dry season was firmly establishing itself across much of Tsavo. Against this backdrop, June was an exceptionally active month across every dimension of the Unit's work including law enforcement, veterinary support, wildlife rescue, human–wildlife conflict, and two civilian rescues.

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Kamili Returns to the Nursery

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A Shocking Sight Ends With a Miracle Elephant Rescue

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Anti-Poaching Report: June 2026

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Benjamin and Ithumba's Dry Season Elephant Visitors

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Twiggy Returns After Eight Months in the Wild

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Aerial Unit Report: May 2026

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Treating a Bull for an Unusual Foot Injury

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Bedtime and Playtime with Bumpy

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Peter's Herd

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Anti-Poaching Report: May 2026

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Odyssey to Save a Snared Wild Dog

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Amboseli Mobile Veterinary Report for April and May 2026

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