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Having wildlife friendly linear infrastructure net

Having wildlife friendly linear infrastructure networks across Africa will not be easy if we the people using this infrastructures do not understand the importance of road signs that indicate areas of high wildlife crossing. A lot of science work has been done to identify such areas, all you have to do is slow down.

These images were taken a few meters from the Kimana Sanctuary Corridor and in between a very huge sign indicating that you need to slow down, it is a wildlife corridor. But unfortunate this Hyena had no chance to survive.

The truth is we all have a role to play to to safeguard #wildlife #peoplefirst #hyena

Nyumba Tobias

This is a huge milestone to @tonywild_ke alias @a

This is a huge milestone to @tonywild_ke alias @anthony_muwasu for being recognized and honoured at African Wildlife Foundation during the first Benjamin Mkapa Photography award for 1short film and 2 images

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#conservationstorytelling

Meet Tamtam! Born in September 2019, Tamtam is the

Meet Tamtam! Born in September 2019, Tamtam is the youngest female chimpanzee at Ngamba Island Chimpanzee Sanctuary. She is the daughter of Natasha, the highest-ranking female. Tamtam has a reputation for being determined, energetic, and playful. She gets along well with others and has many friends and allies, including both chimpanzees and her human caregivers.

To support Tamtam and the other chimpanzees of Ngamba Island Chimpanzee Sanctuary, please visit: https://friendsofchimps.org/donate/

Photo credit: Chimpanzee Trust Uganda

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A cat is being released after a rabies vaccination

A cat is being released after a rabies vaccination in Samburu County, Kenya during the annual rabies vaccine exercise done by Action of Cheetahs Kenya (ACK)
Copyright Anthony Ochieng/TonyWild on assignment for Action for Cheetahs in Kenya

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This beautiful image by @tonywild_ke captures Lony

This beautiful image by @tonywild_ke captures Lonyiekie Lekurayo, @r.e.s.c.u.e 's oldest keeper doing what he loves the most- caring for orphaned baby elephants!

Lekurayo, 51 years old has been taking care of rescued elephant calves for six years now since the inception of Rescue in 2016. He has helped in the transition of 10 abandoned calves from rescue, rehabilitation and later released back into the wild.

He loves taking the elephants out to browse, feeding them with their daily bottles and even sleeping with the new arrivals at the nursery, just to keep them safe and comfortable when they’re sad.

He’s among the 48 amazing keepers at Reteti who are doing a marvelous work!

Reteti Elephant Sanctuary aims to rescue, reunite, rehabilitate and re wild orphaned and abandoned elephant calves whilst creating much needed benefits to the local people that live alongside them. Reteti only takes in calves after efforts to reunite them with their family herds fail.

#Retetielephants #Reteti #rescue #saveelephants #elephants #wildlife #conservation #CelebrateAfrica

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Human-wildlife conflict mitigation solution? In t

Human-wildlife conflict mitigation solution?

In the Albertine region, primates, especially chimpanzees, are increasingly coming into direct contact with communities that live around them as they compete for resources like water, shelter and food. Rapid human population growth has led to increased encroachment on forest reserves and other wildlife habitats, leading to increased incidences of often fatal conflict between the wildlife species and the humans, with wildlife almost always paying the price. Read more Darwin Initiative September 2021 newsletter https://www.darwininitiative.org.uk/assets/uploads/Darwin-Newsletter-September-2021-Our-Changing-Climate-FINAL.pdf

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The Masai giraffe (Giraffa camelopardalis tippelsk

The Masai giraffe (Giraffa camelopardalis tippelskirchii), also called the Kilimanjaro giraffe, is the largest subspecies of giraffe. It is native to East Africa. The Masai giraffe can be found in central and southern Kenya and in Tanzania. It has distinctive, irregular, jagged, star-like blotches that extend to the hooves. A median forehead lump is usually present in bulls.

Masai giraffes are considered endangered by the IUCN,and the Masai giraffe population declined 52% in recent decades due to poaching and habitat loss. Overall, the approximate number of all populations accumulate to 32,550 in the wild. Demographic studies of wild giraffes living inside and outside protected areas suggest low adult survival outside protected areas due to poaching, and low calf survival inside protected areas due to predation are the primary influences on population growth rates. Survival of giraffe calves is influenced by the season of birth, and the seasonal local presence or absence of long-distance migratory herds of wildebeest and zebra. Metapopulation analysis indicated protected areas were important for keeping giraffes in the larger landscape.In-situ conservation of Masai giraffes is being done by several government agencies including Kenya Wildlife Service, Tanzania National Parks, Zambia Wildlife Authority; and non-governmental organizations including PAMS Foundation, and Wild Nature Institute. Community-based wildlife conservation areas have also been shown to be effective at protecting giraffes. At several zoos, Masai giraffe have become pregnant and successfully given birth.

More information on the Link in bio

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Loijipu reaches out to the wildlife keeper at Sera

Loijipu reaches out to the wildlife keeper at Sera Conservancy. Sera Conservancy is home several species of endangered wildlife, including black rhinos like Loijipu, and elephants who are translocated from Reteti Sanctuary @r.e.s.c.u.e #SeraConservancy,

In honor of World Rhino Day on Sept. 22, I am sharing some of my favorite images from my recent assignment with #rangers . Who work tirelessly to keep this species safe. You can support them through the link on my bio.

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