159 results found for ""rangers" "elephant""
- World Environment Day Celebrations: Go Wild for Life
It is estimated that each year around 30,000 elephants are killed worldwide as a result of poaching and It is thought that at current poaching rates elephants, rhinos and other iconic African wildlife may
- Students from Marungu Secondary School take a walk on the wildlife side
Finally, the group went for a game drive where they spotted beautiful wild animals including elephants #Environment #students #Community #trees #Wildlife #Kenya #camp #Africa #Elephant #conservation
- All work and no play? Forest Carbon Credit Sales Fund New Phys. Ed. clothing for students!
Each item is made of organic cotton, features the Wildlife Works’ elephant logo, and is funded by the
- Occupational First Aid Training Program at Wildlife Works
While patrolling the protected area for poachers, our rangers are faced with various dangers; for instance , poachers who are armed either with guns or bow-and-arrows frequently threaten to attack our rangers Three of our rangers practice dressing a wounded person. Erick Sagwe, head ranger, during practical examinations. Eric Sagwa, the head ranger, thanked the lecturer for devoting his time to work with our staff.
- Welcoming Mai Ndombe in the DRC to the Wildlife Works REDD+ Portfolio
Photo by realanimalslife.com The region is also home to many other animals such as forest elephants and
- Kenya Airways and Wildlife Works allow you to travel the world while protecting the environment
Right: Women planting seedlings; Rangers at work; Three generations of elephants; Children at school, endangered and vulnerable species, including Grevy’s zebras, cheetahs, lions, African wild dogs and African elephants Photos clockwise from top: Chief Kizaka of Kasigau; Joel, Plot Sampling Team; Eric, Head Ranger; and fields into dust and there was little incentive to combat the outside forces that came to kill the elephants sophisticated gangs who kill the elephants and sell the ivory to satisfy demand for religious icons,
- Help Save Recently Discovered Rare Mountain Lions in Ethiopia
But tolerance is changing and today the relationship with the lions is in danger of disintegrating due
- Meet Betty, Wildlife Works’ Enterprising Soap Maker
If you’re not made to be a cutter or sewer in the eco-factory, maybe you could be a ranger, or put those To add extra essence of the region, the soaps are generally simply packaged in elephant dung paper made
- Wildlife Works Anti-Poaching Pilot Spots Injured Elephant
: Rukinga, Kenya: This morning Wildlife Works’ anti poaching pilot Keith Hellyer, spotted this bull elephant The elephant was resting in the thicket alone, with a large lump on his side, which was feared to be The elephant was unresponsive to the aircraft, a clear sign that he was in severe pain. This is one very lucky elephant, and we will be monitoring him to make sure he fully recovers. To support our rangers and the anti-poaching work they do, please donate to the Wildlife Works Elephant
- Tragedy strikes Rukinga Sanctuary
Within the past year, one of our rangers was killed, another injured, and six elephants were recently The rangers also spotted the tracks of a fourth elephant, which they found 800 meters away at Ziwa-nyoka While on the hunt, rangers discovered two more fresh elephant carcasses with tusks removed. Elephants are a world’s heritage. Elephants belong to all humanity. Elephants belong to you. -Kuki Gallmann #tragedy #Ivory #Wildlife #Kenya #poachers #Rukinga #rangers #Africa #Elephant #Poaching
- Update on Ijema Funan, Injured Ranger
#donation #Ijema #Kenya #rangers #update #Elephant
- Three Elephant Rescues in One Day: the Product of Intensifying Tensions During a Period of Severe Dr
While on their daily patrol, a team of rangers spotted RF1, one of the oldest and most distinctive female elephants within the project area. The rangers immediately informed the Wildlife Works Head of Security, who alerted the aerial surveillance Aerial Photos Credit Keith Hellyer Meanwhile at another part of the project area, a ranger team spotted In addition, the rangers noticed that an adult elephant in the herd had an arrow wound on its side that












