News from Ol Pejeta

Ol Pejeta Conservancy
September 2015
E-newsletter
Dear Friend of Ol Pejeta:
#GoodBoyDiego
Cricket Champion Bats for #lastmalestanding
Captain of the Mumbai Indians cricket team and one of the most successful batsman in the Indian Premier League, Rohit Sharma, paid a visit to Ol Pejeta last week, to raise awareness about the plight of rhinos across Africa. "Wonderful trip to Africa for a great cause! It’s sad how many animals are on the brink of extinction" he tweeted after his visit. Find out more about Rohit’s visit.
Elephant Rescue at Mutara
When this young bull got his leg caught in a snare, it could have been the beginning of a very painful and frightening experience. Lucky for him, the Ol Pejeta team were on hand to help. Read the full story!
Mutara Elephant
Morani's restaurant
Ol Pejeta launches new website!

We aim to celebrate the joy of conservation in all that we do, from the field to the digital. That’s why we’ve launched a fresh new website – a great place to learn, get inspired, and plan your next adventure.

// Check it out and let us know what you think!

#Makearhino
Buy one activity and get the second half price!

Get to Ol Pejeta before the end of October and enjoy an UN-BEATABLE offer. When you buy one of our conservation activities, get the SECOND one half price! Second activity cannot be carried forward to your next visit.

// Supersize your safari and book it now!

Green energy
Debatas Anti-Jigger Campaign
It is estimated that over 1.4 million people are affected by jiggers in Kenya alone. Jiggers are tiny sand fleas that burrow into the skin – causing pain and secondary infections that can pose a serious threat to people’s lives. At the end of August, the Ol Pejeta Human Capital Department partnered with the Debatas Community Health Worker to launch the first in a series of anti-jigger clinics.

// More on this story

Wild Discovery Fact
Why are most young impala are born around lunchtime? This is actually the safest time for a mother impala to give birth, as the heat of the day drives most of her predators under a shady tree to sleep!
Impala
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