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Reteti Elephant Sanctuary is a Samburu community owned and run wildlife sanctuary in Northern Kenya. Reteti rescues orphaned and abandoned elephant calves to raise and release them back into the wild once they are old enough.
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By adopting an orphaned elephant calf, you will be...
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The sanctuary takes in orphaned and abandoned elephant...
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Reteti Elephant Sanctuary is located in the Namunyak...
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Best known for our work to protect elephants, the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust (SWT) operates the most successful orphan elephant rescue and rehabilitation program in the world. But we do much more than this.
South Africa’s Need for an Elephant Orphanage. HERD is the First Dedicated South African Elephant Orphanage. The unfortunate truth is that there are an ever-increasing number of orphaned and displaced elephant calves in South Africa.
Volunteer at an elephant sanctuary or orphanage to care for rescued elephants. Would you like to volunteer with the grey giant elephants in the African wildness? Join a research project to track and monitor elephant herds in the plains of Kenya, Zimbabwe or Tanzania.
We conduct vital research on elephant behaviour and ecology and pioneered GPS radio tracking in Africa to provide fresh insight into the life of elephants. Our solid scientific data has helped shift international policy towards a better future for the species.
At the country’s only elephant orphanage, we are making strides toward the preservation of the African elephant by rescuing orphaned and abandoned elephants, reducing human-elephant conflict, and protecting wild habitats from human encroachment.
The Knysna Elephant Park (est. 1994) was the first facility in South Africa to house and care for orphaned African elephants. Over the last thirty years, the park has cared for and raised more than forty elephants. These animals include relocated animals, orphaned calves, and elephants rescued from culls. Some have become part of the resident ...
