A snapshot of scenes from our Nursery of late... Tell us, which is your favourite and why? - Trunk hugs galore with Taroha and Wamata and Kerrio (who just graduated!) - Mud mayhem with Mzinga - Little leader Arthi shows the way to bush school www.sheldrickwildlifetrust.o...

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Three against one might seem unfair. Zigi, Lenny, and Sulwe often gang up, leaving Mwana outnumbered. But she’s Umani’s first grandbaby, with devoted nannies and one famously protective mother. A little cousin mischief? She handles it with grace. sheldrickwildlifetrust.org

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Is The Temporary Foreign Worker Program working? We asked 4 Tim Hortons franchise owners, and one slum landlord

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After Recovery, the next step in an orphan's journey to the wild is Graduation! A welcoming committee is always on hand to show newbies the best browsing routes, where water flows and how to handle wild elephants encounters. Watch a graduation unfold: www.sheldrickwildlifetrust.o...

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Tytan's name is a nod to this endangered black rhino's strength and bravery. When he's ready, Tytan will join the wild black rhino population of Nairobi National Park, supporting the recovery of his species in his own natural way. You can be a part of it too. Adopt Tytan: www.swt.bio/tytan

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