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The Rescue of Raha

In the Swahili language, Raha means joy. What better name, then, for this little rhino — joy that she survived against all odds, and joy that a precious member of Kenya’s black rhino population was saved. On the afternoon of 23rd September 2022, Ol Pejeta Conservancy scouts reported a tiny rhino calf who was in a desperate way. She was all alone, with no other rhinos in the area.

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Bondeni, Kindani, and Kinyei Graduate

The ‘Kaluku Trio’ is a very special group of elephants. Although they are still very young, Kindani, Kinyei, and Bondeni have already travelled far together. When it came time to plan the next step in their journey back to the wild, it was only fitting that they should embark on it together.

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The Rescue of Kitiak

Much of Kitiak’s story remains a mystery, but troubling signs hint at the trauma he went through. His story as an orphan began on 5th November 2022, when a lone calf was reported in the Mara.

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Doldol, Our Miniature Miracle: 1.5 Years On

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The Story of Motomo

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A Daring River Rescue to Save a Trapped Driver

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Esoit, Olorien, and Lodo Graduate

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Celebrating Earth Day, Securing Our Shared Home

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The Rescue of Mokogodo

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Our Great Matriarch

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The rescue of Loldaiga

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Murera’s Miracle Baby, Mwana

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Aerial Elephant Treatment on the Tiva River

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The Rescue of Elerai

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Celebrating Partnership on World Wildlife Day

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