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13 November 2019
The rescue of Pika PikaDuring aerial patrols of the Tsavo ecosystem, it’s not unusual to see small groups of elephants traversing the open plains, however, while on a routine flight over Taita Ranch on the morning of 5th September, Wildlife Works pilot Keith Hellyer spotted something that made him pause: a young, milk-dependent calf walking in the company of five adult bulls. ...
Read more07 November 2019
When the Storms ComeThere is an indescribable feeling of joy when the first rains break. It’s almost an instant transformation; what had been an arid palette, all peaches and greys, suddenly bursts into a verdant paradise, pulsating with life. The parched earth becomes saturated and the air becomes perfumed with that earthy smell of rain. Dormant seeds burst into life, colourful creepers blanket the trees, and bullfrogs bob in the overfilling waterholes....
Read more05 November 2019
Planting for the futureForests feed all forms of life — and the loss of trees has a devastating effect on habitats, wildlife, communities, and the global climate. Trees are what make our planet a home, but human activities are destroying them on a massive scale. Every year, deforestation wipes out an area of forest about the size of the United Kingdom. ...
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