Drones for Wildlife: Protecting Endangered Species at Lewa #Tech #Rhinos #Africa
Camaraderie, courage, and commitment!Scenes from the #WildlifeRangerChallenge
Giraffe enjoying a drink. ๐ฅ Joy Ndinda/Lewa Conservancy
Lewa Rangers Brave Intense Flood Rescue Training in Sagana
Discover the Inspiring Work of Our Female Ranger Team | Press Play Now
4 White Rhinos Safely Translocated from Lewa to Community-Owned Sera Conservancy #Wildlife
How beautiful is this male ostrich?
Wildlife's best friends.
From towering giraffes to apex predators, Lewa is a sight for sore eyes! ๐ฅ Harry Blakey #Travel
Wildife Ranger Soothes Wild Rhino To Sleep
Kamara and Kitui the hand-raised rhino.
Anna the black rhino and her calf at Lewa.๐ฅ @nelldickerson#Rhinos #Wildlife #Lewa
Emotional Reunion of a Black Rhino and His Devoted Keeper
Mating Season.
Leopard Stalking and Chasing Prey at Lewa Conservancy.
Designing a Cutting-Edge Vehicle for the Untamed Wilderness
Heartwarming Bond Between Lewa Ranger and Security Dog
Grevyโs Zebra Fighting Off Flies
Rhino Bulls Lock Horns in Fierce Territory Battle at Lewa!๐ฆ
White Rhinos at Lewa Keep a Watchful Eye for Predators
Zebra Hugs ๐
Male ostrich performing elaborate courtship dance. Video by Yaron Schmid.
Rangers met with 2.5 tonnes of force while attempting to separate sparring rhinos. ๐ฅ @martinbuzora
Playful vervet monkeys๐
Celebrating successes for rhinos
Anthony Bourdain and Kamau Bell Visit Lewa
Elephant Calves at Reteti Enjoy a Mud Bath
Secretary Jewell at the Ivory Crush
Ivory Crush NYC
Lewa's Newest baby - Kitui
You can see a little of what is going on on Lewa right here. From baby rhino wallowing in mud, to school children singing, to scientists and rangers moving elephant and rhino across the African savannah, its all here! Enjoy!
This is the work of Lewa Wildlife Conservancy - a leading model for community conservation - where conservation is a development strategy and development is a conservation strategy. Lewa has been effective in increasing the black rhino population, combating poaching and helping to address some of the major needs of partner conservancies in East Africa.
Likewise, Lewa has been effective in educating children and offering adult literacy programs, providing health care in under-served rural communities and supporting water and livelihood programs.
From advanced veterinary care to schools and health care to species protection, Lewa has become an example of money well spent in conservation - humble at is core but highly effective!