A few weeks ago, we published an article that featured a statistical breakdown of our operations here at Tsavo Trust. This article clearly showed our growing influence in the Tsavo Conservation Area, since our founding in 2013. In this post,…
At the Tsavo Trust, we’ve recently been made happy hearing positive news pieces regarding possible ends to restrictions imposed by the Coronavirus. Across the world, vaccine roll-out programmes have begun in earnest. Here in Kenya, we are yet to receive…
“In zoology,” states Dr. Isla Duporge, a conservation scientist at the University of Oxford, in an interview reported on by the BBC, “technology can move quite slowly.” Though, here at the Tsavo Trust, we are in constant evaluation and re-evaluation…
Elephant conservation is a vocation that never ends. Our team on the ground, composed of rangers who work closely with KWS, and our aerial team who have clocked thousands of hours in the Super Cub aircraft, are constantly on the…
Tsavo Trust is a young organisation. We were founded in 2013, with the express aim of preserving Tsavo’s ‘super tuskers’ – those majestic elephants with tusks so long they scrape along the ground, sometimes weighing over 100lbs. We wanted to…
Elephant conservation in Kenya has a great many challenges. The Tsavo Trust does incredible things for these majestic, lumbering beasts. And we constantly strive to do more with what our incredible donors give us. But, of course, this is not…
2021 is upon us and, considering the events of the previous year, I think we can all agree that we want to get back to a bit of normality. In particular, it would be great to get back to enjoying…
As we come to the end of what has been a very challenging year for elephant conservation in Kenya, the country's wildlife protection organisations look forward to the new year with hope. We look forward to the opportunities that 2021…
In a recent article, we shared an update on the sand dams that our ground teams have constructed in dry riverbeds across Tsavo over the last couple of months. This is great news for elephant conservation. We hope that the…
Elephants may just be the world’s most majestic animals. Their size, their lifestyle and the way they organise their societies makes them seem so mature and kind that it is nearly impossible not to love them. For elephant lovers, which…