One of the questions we’re most frequently asked is whether tourists posting photos on Facebook (or indeed Tsavo Trust itself advertising the existence of these giants) are endangering the elephants by revealing where they live. Firstly, we should point out…
Two Kamungi Conservancy Scouts successfully graduate from the KWS Law Enforcement Academy in Manyani, Tsavo On the 17th of November 2017, two Kamungi Community scouts successfully passed out from the two month Wildlife Conservancy Supervisor's Course at the KWS Law…
Thanks to Tsavo Trust's Head of Monitoring, Joseph Kyalo for his close watching of Tusker known as Wide Satao on the 9th of May, when Kyalo noticed unusual behavior, and this well-known elephant to Tsavo Trust and Kenya Wildlife Service had moved…
Tsavo Trust recently undertook a complete rebuild of a Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) field patrol vehicle that had been deployed in the harsh and rugged terrain of Tsavo for a number of years. Reliable, all terrain vehicels are an essential…
Tsavo Trust took possession of Super Cub 5Y NRF on 4th December 2017. This was made possible by generous funding support from the Oak Foundation and the Davies Family. A huge thank you to them. The Super Cub is an ideal aircraft…
Helping to protect the Black Rhino of Tsavo through support to wildlife conservation partners The Black Rhinoceros Diceros bicornis, is one of four mammals in Kenya that is listed as critically endangered on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Black Rhino…
Large percentage of proceeds pledged to elephant conservation Jonathan Truss is deeply concerned about the plight of elephants, so many times the subject of his paintings, but in his latest he has attempted a world first - to paint a…
Date photographed 20th June 2017, at Mudanda water hole in Tsavo East NP. Richard Moller took the photos in the company of Tusk Senior Officials – Charlie Mayhew and Dr Samantha Corsellis. As the small cow / calf herd approached the water…
Saying Goodbye to a Tsavo Icon With great sadness, we report the death of Satao, one of Tsavo’s most iconic and well-loved tuskers. This magnificent elephant was widely known in Tsavo East National Park, where he was observed with awe…
Pass Out Parade for young men from local community Huge congratulations to these brave young men from Ngiliuni and Kamungi villages. After three months of intensive training at the Kenya Wildlife Service Law Enforcement Academy, Manyani - they have completed…