Sauwah, thank you for your donation to Ewaso Lions! We really are grateful for this donation and for your continued support. Thank you again, Best wishes from the Ewaso Lions team The photo below
About Me
So here is a little about myself! I was born and brought up in Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. I attended primary and secondary school in Nairobi, and it was whilst in secondary school that I
Meet The Ewaso Lion Scouts
The Ewaso Lion Scouts have been working in the West Gate Community Conservancy since March. The 3 scouts cover daily routes where they record information on lion sightings and tracks, wild prey and
Meet Joseph Lepasiele
Joseph is Echo Lima camp cook and general manager! He is a Samburu warrior, originally from the Kipsing area. Joseph learned to cook for the first time on June 6th – our first day in camp. He has
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Meet Raphael Lekuraiyo
Raphael is a young Samburu warrior who started working on the project in September last year. He is the Community Liaison Officer and is my right-hand man. He networks with the community, records
Who Is The Ewaso Lions Team?
Many of you have asked me “who is the Ewaso Lions team”. This is my chance to tell you about the great team of guys that I work with. The Ewaso Lions team Ltalesi Lekuraiyo is a warrior from Ngare
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Thank you Jan!
Jan, thank you so much for your donation towards the solar panel system at the Echo Lima camp! The system is working out really well and we are fortunate to have light in the evenings and I am also
The first Wildlife Cinema
In July, I borrowed a mobile film unit to show films to the local communities. I have done this in the past and it was something I have always enjoyed doing. The plan was to show a predators film
Camp Nearly Washed Away
On the 11th of July, I was driving to camp from Samburu National Reserve when I noticed dark clouds form and surround us. I drove quickly to camp to consult with the guys to see what they thought.
Bush Laboratory
Between January and May this year I collected 17 lion faecal samples in the reserve and Francis, one of the Ewaso Lion scouts has collected 10 samples in the community area. This is an important