Did you know #Loisaba is home to more than 360 bird species? Among them, the lilac-breasted roller — famous for its acrobatic courtship display, where pairs dive and roll dramatically through the air. Photo © Roshni Lodhia | Loisaba Conservancy

As part of the #WildlifeRangerChallenge, #Loisaba aims to raise $5000 to for our rangers. Organised by Tusk, the WRC highlights the diverse roles rangers play: from frontline conservation and anti-poaching to supporting communities. 🔗 Donate today: wildlife.rangerchallenge.org/campaigns/Lois…

Crouched low in the grass, this male lion embodies the stealth and power of an apex predator 🦁 At Loisaba, we work with Lion Landscapes to reduce human–wildlife conflict, protecting both lions and livelihoods across northern Kenya. 🌿 #Conservation #Coexistence

A rare sight: a mother leopard with her cubs at Loisaba. Cubs spend their first weeks hidden, learning survival from mum. In partnership with SDZWA, we’re studying leopard behaviour & movements while working with communities to reduce conflict – helping these elusive cats thrive.

As part of the #WildlifeRangerChallenge, #Loisaba aims to raise $5000 to for our rangers. Organised by Tusk, the WRC highlights the diverse roles rangers play: from frontline conservation and anti-poaching to supporting communities. 🔗 Donate today: wildlife.rangerchallenge.org/campaigns/Lois…

50 years after the last eastern black rhino was poached at Loisaba, we reintroduced 21 rhinos in early 2024. With 3 calves born & 0 poaching incidents since 2017, hope remains strong. 🔗 Support today: wildlife.rangerchallenge.org/campaigns/Lois… 📸 © Ami Vitale | Courtesy The Nature Conservancy

Did you know an #elephant’s trunk has over 40,000 muscles? In partnership with SDZWA and Save the Elephants, we monitor northern Kenya's elephants to understand their behavior and reduce human–elephant conflict for mutual benefit. Photo © Jamie Lucas

Striped hyenas, with their shaggy manes and large ears, are solitary nocturnal scavengers in Africa. They help recycle nutrients and clean the landscape. Rarely seen by day, they can be spotted on night drives at Loisaba. #StripedHyena #LoisabaConservancy #Nocturnal

Our rangers may not have finished the race, but thanks to you, they raised $18,769 for rhino conservation—totaling $23,461.25 with Tusk's match. The WRC celebrates rangers as frontline leaders in protecting Africa’s wildlife. #Wild

Meet Diamirza — a female eastern black #rhino who was born at Ol Pejeta in October 2017 and translocated to @loisaba_conservancy in Jan 2024 as part of the Kenya Wildlife Service’s Black Rhino Action Plan. #LandConnectedLifeProtected

🌿 Happy Mazingira Day! 🌿 Mazingira means “Environment” in Swahili — a day for all Kenyans to take action for nature. At Loisaba Conservancy, every day is #MazingiraDay — protecting wildlife, restoring habitats & supporting communities for a greener future. 💚🌍

When Loisaba rangers noticed Edwin — one of our southern white rhinos — was limping, KWS vets came to assess and treat him. The wound was cleaned again and he received antibiotics and pain relief. He’s recovering well and continues to be closely monitored by our rhino team.

🐾 Lion’s paws are built for both strength and stealth. Their soft pads help them move quietly, allowing them to get close to prey before making a move. Photo © Jamie Lucas #Loisaba #Lion #WildlifeMonitoring #BigCats #Conservation #Kenya

Hippos are social animals living in pods of 10-20, led by a dominant male. Females and calves form strong bonds, with young staying close to mothers. They rest in water during the day and graze at dusk. #Loisaba #Hippo #WildlifeConservation #Ken

What was once a single giraffe species is now four: northern (G. camelopardalis), southern (G. giraffa), Masai (G. tippelskirchi), and reticulated (G. reticulata). At Loisaba Conservancy, we partner with SDZWA to protect reticulated giraffes from population decline.

🇰🇪 Happy #Mashujaa Day! Mashujaa means “Heroes” in Swahili — a day to honour those whose courage and dedication have shaped our nation. Today, we celebrate Kenya’s conservation heroes — especially the Loisaba rangers who stand on the frontlines of protecting wildlife every day.

A mother elephant’s wisdom guides her herd — teaching the next generation where to find water, food, and safety. At #Loisaba, we work with San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance and Save the Elephants to monitor elephant movements and keep these families safe across northern Kenya.

The Grevy’s zebra (Equus grevyi) is the largest and most endangered of the three zebra species, with fewer than 3,000 remaining in the wild — most of them found here in northern Kenya. Photo © Sarah Weston #LandConnectedLifeProtected #Loisaba #GrevysZebra #EndangeredSpecies

Once widespread across the Horn of Africa, Oryx numbers have declined due to habitat loss, hunting, and competition with livestock. Despite these challenges, stable populations remain in well-managed landscapes like #Loisaba, where wildlife and pastoral communities coexist.

Zulu, a 7-year-old eastern black rhino from Lewa, is one of 21 successfully translocated to #Loisaba last year. Drones help our rangers monitor rhinos safely and efficiently — even through dense bush where these browsers love to feed on shrubs and trees.