These are the questions our team has been asked by lots of concerned friends and partners over the past few months. These questions have given us an opportunity to reflect on and think about the year. At the onset of Covid-19 in Kenya and when our government put in restrictions, Ewaso Lions implemented a strict protocol
A Community Lioness
Naramat means “the caring one,” which not only captures the lioness’s qualities, but also that of the conservationists who have monitored her and the communities who have embraced her for 12 years. She is a special lioness because rather than living inside
Building a road to recovery for subtle racism in conservation (commentary)
Commentary by Resson Kantai Duff (Kenya) on 19 November 2020 The following stories are based on firsthand experiences, personal observations, and eyewitness accounts related to race and
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Growing Our Reach: A toolkit enabling effective intergenerational leadership for advancing conservation
Growing Our Reach: A toolkit enabling effective intergenerational leadership for advancing conservation. A publication by IUCN World Commission on Protected Areas Young Professionals – [Sarah Chiles,
Jeremy Lucas Education Fund Students Report
Ewaso Lions recognises the critical link between education and conservation. Tomorrow’s wildlife leaders must be equipped with a solid education today, empowering them to make informed choices to tackle the challenges facing Africa’s wildlife and people. Students from northern Kenya finish primary school but lack
Facing COVID-19: An Update from Ewaso Lions
Although we are thousands of miles away, you may be out of sight but you are never out of our minds. We are thinking of you and are united in this period as we all go through the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Kenya confirmed its first COVID-19 case on Friday, 13th March 2020. Our government has since released a set of strict