The Bemba proverbs book, Insoselo na mapinda, second print, available in bookstores and online from 20 May. Three gorgeous covers to choose from! Thank you for your support!

Speared in a case of human-wildlife conflict — this lion was in a dire situation. Reported by Big Life, our fixed-wing pilot confirmed his location, allowing the SWT helicopter to collect and transport the SWT/KWS Mobile Vet Unit to the scene. The lion lying close to a school,

Digital transformation helps Science Granting Councils improve research by managing data better and planning smarter. The new Digital Transformation Roadmap Toolkit provides guidance on building effective, future-ready digital systems. Download now⬇️ ow.ly/pRpu50WaAcE

Good data governance ensures research data is accurate, secure, and accessible, leading to better decisions and lower costs.📊 To support this, the Science Granting Council Initiative developed a data governance toolkit led by CeSTII Learn more ➡️ ow.ly/UKBz50WfhLJ

Manda is a classic bull in the making — confident, strong, and full of swagger — but he always has time for his best girl, Rokka. The pair are often spotted side by side at the Voi Reintegration Unit, sharing snacks, naps, and plenty of play. Rescued just before Christmas in

A needs assessment helps identify gaps, set priorities, and allocate resources wisely. 🔍 In Africa’s research and grants landscape, it boosts efficiency, strengthens decision-making, and supports lasting impact in science and innovation. Learn more ➡️ ow.ly/fPmz50Wfk1B

Good data governance helps research organisations keep digital data accurate and secure. To support this, SGCI has developed a toolkit focused on data security, quality, and stewardship. It includes tools like RACI to clarify data roles and improve accountability.

Korbessa is showing off her tiny — but terribly impressive — tusks! An elephant’s tusks are actually upper incisor teeth. They start growing around the age of two and continue to grow throughout an elephant’s life. Korbessa is just shy of her second birthday, so she’s right on

💻 Digital transformation is key to helping Africa’s Science Granting Councils manage data better. The new Digital Transformation Roadmap Toolkit supports tailored, effective systems for each Council’s unique context. Learn more ⬇️ ow.ly/pRpu50WaAcE

Turning research into impact isn't simple, but it's possible. Here are 5 key takeaways from a recent SGCI-supported session on public-private partnerships ➡️ ow.ly/Bto150Wot3s

Confidentiality agreements aren't just legal formalities, they protect research data, define ownership and help avoid disputes. If you're managing multi-partner projects, this guide outlines why these agreements matter and how to use them effectively. 🔗ow.ly/NFYn50WebEO

Imagine a world where groundbreaking research turns into everyday solutions. 🌍 Providing tailored training and support, we help research councils to bridge the gap between research and industry, turning ideas into real-world impact.

We are best known for our work to secure the survival of elephants and rhinos. But World Animal Day is a reminder that we open our doors to all wild animals in need. Meet the full spectrum of orphans in our care; buffalo calves, zebra foals, and countless other species who

I thought the baby boom had passed the southern Tsavo East National Park by. But now almost every elephant family has one or two newborns.

Baby elephants cried all night after being separated from their mothers — but they weren’t alone. The dedicated caretakers from the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust stayed by their side, comforting them through the night. These keepers treat every orphaned elephant like their own

‘Breadwinner’ by Gordon Shamulenge. A deeply affecting piece of work. Visit a gallery this week.

In Zambia they call it "Ubowa" What do you call Mushroom in your native language?

In the wild, grooming is an important bonding ritual. Little Notty lost her natal family, but the loving instinct is still strong. Now, she bestows it upon her best friend, Tytan, an orphan black rhino. This is a zebra’s love language! Discover how their unique friendship came

Love isn't all about roses or grand gestures. At our Nursery in Kenya, it looks like a Keeper dragging a matress onto the lawn so a sleepy (yet playful!) orphaned infant elephant can enjoy a rest. In fact, elephants have a way of working themselves into your heart and this

Dame Daphne Sheldrick believed elephants can read your heart – and once you've earned their trust and affection, they never forget it. This Valentine's Day, we'd love to help you find your orphan match. Perhaps a spirited troublemaker who keeps the Keepers on their toes. A