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In May, the Aerial Unit flew 194 hours and covered 25,890 kilometres. As the long rains began to ease across much of Tsavo, the landscape remained lush and well-watered. Against this backdrop, the Aerial Unit maintained a full and varied programme — a month that included two wildlife rescues, one ranger medevac, multiple veterinary interventions, and sustained law enforcement activity.
Read moreApril brought the continuation of March's long rains. The Aerial Unit responded to a major bushmeat poaching operation, supported veterinary callouts at Kipini, managed persistent human–elephant conflict along several boundaries, and conducted a medical evacuation of an injured KWS ranger. Pilots flew 139 hours and covered 19,314 kilometres during the month.
Read moreMarch brought unusually generous rainfall across Tsavo, transforming the landscape and creating new wetlands along the Tiva River. The Aerial Unit responded to a cluster of snaring cases, intensified surveillance over emerging poaching activity, and managed ongoing human–elephant conflict along key boundaries. Pilots flew 167 hours and covered 22,696 kilometres during the month.
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