We’ve had great luck over the past few weeks with our camera traps. Thanks to Afrique Horizons and support from individual donors, we were able to purchase new camera traps to add to our collection. These camera traps
Ewaso Lions Needs Your Help Today!
Today, we have a very special blog written by one of our key supporters, Chip Owen. Chip, who lives in San Diego, CA, has been a long time donor and advocate for conservation projects in Africa and serves on the boards of
Running for Lions Half Marathon a Huge Success
Our second annual Half Marathon ‘Running for Lions’ took place on the 2nd of May in Westgate Community Conservancy. Sponsored by Westgate Conservancy, Sasaab Lodge, Ewaso Lions and new sponsors, Carter Safaris, the event
Running for Lions Marathon Scheduled for May 2nd 2011
After the huge success of our first marathon last year on May 1st in Westgate Community Conservancy, we are now getting ready for the second marathon to be held in a few days. This year will be bigger! We’ve received
Update from Yale; Disneynature’s African Cats Event
Hi everyone, greetings from New Haven, Connecticut. It’s cold and wet and gray so naturally my thoughts are set on that Samburu sun. I’m winding down my first year at the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies
Warriors at Work
The Warriors from the Warrior Watch Programme have been engaged in conservation since January 2010. Following the success of the programme, we recently expanded into the neighbouring Mpus Kutuk Conservancy. We now have 16
Life Inside a Lion Research Camp
Today we have a guest blogger -Shane Dallas – who has supported Ewaso Lions since 2007 and has been a regular visitor to Samburu. We were very happy to host Shane in August 2010 and today he writes about his stay with us
Warrior Watch Expands to Mpus Kutuk
Warriors in Westgate have been engaged in conservation and part of our Warrior Watch programme since January 2010. The 5 warriors from Westgate Community Conservancy have remained enthusiastic and excited about their roles