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| November 2015 |
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| Dear Friend of Ol Pejeta: |
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| We just can’t get enough of endangered babies! |
| As our little abandoned rhino calf goes from strength to strength, another endangered baby has arrived in Ol Pejeta. Thankfully, there is no need for this one to be taken in to our care.
This adorable little Grevy’s zebra calf was born in the endangered species enclosure on Saturday 28th November. There are fewer than 2,500 Grevy’s zebra left in the wild, 90% of them are found in northern Kenya. |
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| Ol Pejeta’s awesome new vlog |
| Join the charismatic Tyack family on safari as they go wild on the open plains of Ol Pejeta in the first of many vlog episodes.
// Take me to the vlog page |
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| Facebook milestone
The conservation world is full of uphill battles, but when we’re having a tough day, all we have to do is look at our Facebook page. The kind words of support that are sent to us from all over the world really keep us going. This month, we hit 50,000 likes – thank you to all of our cyberspace friends for making this happen and we hope to continue enjoying your support for years to come.
// Check out the Facebook page |
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| Eco-friendly e-learning
Thanks to Rift Valley Adventures, the International School of Kenya and BRCK, students at Irura Primary School now have access to 40 customised tablets that aim to enrich the student’s learning through internet access, educational materials and games. The content library (server) and the internet both run from solar power, making it financially and environmentally sustainable.
// Read all about it |
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| Ol Pejeta Mingle |
| After a year of hard work, we held our annual end of year party on Saturday, 5th December 2015. The party was a chance for Ol Pejeta’s 650 employees to relax, have fun and reflect on the year.
// Get the details |
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| Did you know? |
| That jackals are monogamous? They mate for life. Pairs will stay together defending their territory and raising pups ’till death do them part. |
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| Saving the northern white rhino – scientists meet in Vienna |
| An international team of the world’s leading reproductive and genetic experts have met in Vienna to set up a master plan to save the northern white rhino from extinction. Help by donating to our #makearhino campaign.
Photo: www.joelsartore.com
// Get the full story |
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| © 2015 Ol Pejeta Conservancy |
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