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In July, the Aerial Unit flew 179.6 hours and covered 25,266 kilometres. The dry season has now taken firm hold across most of Tsavo, with the landscape opening up as waterholes and seasonal pans continue to shrink. It was a busy month, with anti-poaching efforts, veterinary support, human–wildlife conflict response, and wildlife rescues.
Read moreDuring the reporting period, the veterinary team conducted regular vehicle patrols within the park and its surrounding areas.
Read moreFrom April to June, our community programmes continued to make a meaningful difference across the landscapes where we work. During the quarter, the SWT-supported school lunch feeding programme provided nutritious meals to 18,254 children across 80 schools, while our dedicated education bus hosted 20 field trips, giving 600 children the opportunity to experience a day on safari in Tsavo.
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