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August 2015 |
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Dear Friend of Ol Pejeta: |
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Ol Pejeta’s lunch pass
You can now enjoy an amazing 60% discount on entry AND vehicle fees, every day between 11am and 2pm, when you eat at Ol Pejeta’s Morani’s Restaurant.
There’s never been a better time to embark on your wild Ol Pejeta adventure! |
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Make a rhino, save a species
Following the death of female northern white rhino Nabire, Ol Pejeta and the Dvur Kralove Zoo have recently launched a fundraising campaign to raise the £0.5 million pounds required for In Vitro Fertilisation for this species.
// Here’s how you can be part of this amazing project |
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Finally Green Energy for Ereri Primary School |
Ereri Primary School is located in a remote area north of Ol Pejeta. Here, among other infrastructural challenges, schools and households are off-grid and have no access to electricity.
However, thanks to Ol Pejeta’s ongoing partnership with Woodpecker International Foundation, Ereri’s prospects are looking bright. A group of volunteers recently installed a 5000W solar system, fully capable of powering dormitories as well as a new computer laboratory.
// More on this amazing story |
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Recovering Ol Pejeta’s Beisa Oryx Population |
Ol Pejeta’s population of Beisa Oryx has recently been consolidated at the predator-free Mount Kenya Wildlife Estate.
This move is geared towards boosting population numbers and increasing genetic diversity. |
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Wild Discovery Fact |
Did you know? Chimpanzees are some of our closest relatives. These great apes share 98.6% of their genetic DNA with humans.
Their interactions and behaviour bear many uncanny resemblances to humans. Like us, chimpanzees are known to make use of tools – using rocks to crack tough nuts and long, thin twigs to fish for termites. They are the only primates to have developed tool use to such an advanced level.
// Discover more |
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© 2015 Ol Pejeta Conservancy |
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