Ol Pejeta We Stil Need Your Support

The festive season is over and often does the
spirit of giving then take a break. That said, the
Ol Pejeta Conservancy continues to need your
support …

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Dear Friend of Ol Pejeta:
Ol Pejeta chimpanzee
We still need your support
Did you have a chance to visit our online adoption and donation centre yet? We aim to raise $100,000 by the end of the year, to keep our innovative wildlife and community projects going.

The illegal trade in wildlife, ivory, and rhino horn is a terrible thing that destroys nature but also ruins the lives of hardworking people that benefit from keeping wildlife alive, and in the wild.

You can take action by visiting our online adoption centre and becoming a wildlife hero today!

  • Adopt a chimpanzee or a black rhino, for as little as $25! Or sponsor a child to go to school. Adoption packages range from bronze to gold, and come with fantastic Ol Pejeta merchandise such as caps, fleeces, and car stickers! Not to mention a certificate, and regular updates.
  • OR, help to equip our rangers:
    • $40 will buy a new pair of army issue boots
    • $50 will buy a radio headset
    • $70 will buy a portable solar charger for our rangers to charge batteries in the field
    • $120 will buy a full uniform for an armed ranger
    • $200 will but a pair of night vision goggles, essential in anti-poaching patrols

> Visit our online adoption and donation center now
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Ol Pejeta is a non-profit wildlife conservancy in Kenya supporting endangered species, tourism and community outreach.

www.olpejetaconservancy.org
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T: +254 (0) 707 187 141
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