Name: Kenya Wildlife Diaries
Uploaded: 2020-04-09T20:34:26.000Z
Description: Kenyan rangers at the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy battle every day to protect Africa's critically endangered species.

Kenyan rangers at the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy battle every day to protect Africa's critically endangered species.

Love Nature

See what Lewa Conservancy is doing to restore damaged elephant ecosystems.

Haven Of Giants

Witness Lewa's efforts to stop poachers who threaten the elephants' futures.

Ivory Wars

See what Lewa is doing to protect rapidly declining Grevy's zebra populations.

Horses Of The Sun

See how Lewa copes with the growing population and what it means for wildlife.

Vanishing Wilderness

Witness teams move rhinos to Kenya's first community-run rhino sanctuary.

A Place In The Wild

Follow capture teams to the Somali border to relocate 50 endangered antelope.

Masked Bandits

In this episode we'll look at the work that Lewa is doing to try and restore some of that territory to the elephants from Mt. Kenya to Samburu National Park. On the flip side, we'll see how Lewa has created an elephant exclusion zone to try and restore a damaged ecosystem. Both jobs require monitoring their movements by use of radio tracking collars to better understand their needs and to see if they're returning to their natural corridors.

Elephant hunting has been banned for 40 years, but they are still poached for their tusks.

Lewa Conservancy is working to protect the Grévy's zebra population.

Kenya's growing human population is taking land and resources away from wildlife. The squeeze is creating increasing numbers of conflicts between humans and animals, and is one of the biggest issues in African conservation.

Kenya opens a community-run rhino sanctuary in the heart of Samburu territory.

An endangered species, a dangerous predator, a nearby civil war, and a mission to bring 50 of the world's rarest antelopes--the hirola--to a safe space enclosure.

Kenya Wildlife Diaries

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