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| July 2017 |
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| Art World Conservation – Ol Pejeta’s CEO to Speak in London |
| Art World Conservation educates, informs and inspires people about the natural world. We’d like to think Ol Pejeta does the same. So we are delighted to announce that Ol Pejeta’s CEO Richard Vigne will be a guest speaker at the Art World Conservation event at the Royal Horticultural Halls in London, being held from the 4th-25th August.
Renowned artist Omra Sian has created life-sized paintings of lions, elephants, giraffes and other wildlife to raise awareness about endangered species all over the world. The exhibition is free, and will also host a series of other talks from leading names in the conservation field from all over the world.
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| Second Chance for Catherine |
| A young girl with a brain tumour that left her partially blind has received life-changing support from students at George Heriots school in the UK, who met her after a visit to Ol Pejeta.
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| Riding with Rhinos
Explore the Endangered Species Enclosure on horseback and get up close with the last three northern white rhinos on the planet. 40% discount if you book now!*
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| Junior Ranger Club
Are you between the age of 4 and 12? Are you ready to join the Ol Pejeta Team? Become a Junior Ranger today by completing a series of challenges across the conservancy, learning about wildlife as you go!
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| #RhinosUP! |
| Six-year-old Frankie is one of the youngest rhino heroes we’ve ever known. Inspired to support Ol Pejeta’s conservation efforts, Frankie has been working on a fundraising campaign in his hometown of Cambridge, UK, called RhinosUP. His unique idea is to create a public piece of art – a planted sculpture in the shape of a rhino, made from bee friendly plants. He aims at raising £48,000 – the price of rhino horn on the black market and has partnered with Fauna and Flora International. Why RhinosUP? Because, in his words, "the flowers will come up and the rhinos will come up from the dead".
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| A Conservation Model Shared |
| Ol Pejeta prides itself for being a role model for conservation, and as such we believe we have a mandate to share our experiences and successes with others. This month, our CEO Richard Vigne was invited to give a talk at the African Leadership University (ALU) in Rwanda, on Ol Pejeta’s conservation programmes and land use approach.
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