Savannah Tracking Ltd is participating in the annual SAWMA conference happening this week in Namibia, hosted by the @Save_Giraffe . We are excited to foster new collaborations and partnerships while discussing innovative strategies for wildlife management and conservation in Africa.

Delighted to have worked alongside Uganda Wildlife Authority, TotalEnergies EP Uganda, and Biodiversity Solutions for the Giraffe Ecology and Population Monitoring Project at Murchison Falls National Park. See the amazing footage from the successful conservation operation! #twigatracker

The Mara Elephant Project mobile ranger team deployed their drone to monitor collared elephant Polaris to check on the condition of his newly fitted @STL_Tracking solar powered collar. The drone allows rangers to have a bird’s eye view on such a large bull.

We are proud to support Tanzanian Elephant Foundation in their efforts to protect elephants and foster harmonious coexistence with local communities near Mkomazi National Park through the use of our elephant collars. #SaveElephants #HumanWildlifeConflicts

Indv 948, a conflict-prone bull elephant in the MEP database, recently received a new solar-powered Savannah Tracking Ltd collar. On October 26, he was collared in Mara North Conservancy with the support of Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) Vet Dr. Njoroge.

MEP rangers deployed a drone to monitor collared elephant Fitz in the Nyakweri Forest. Normally monitored in the dense forest, he was out in the open, so they were able to note his overall good health and the condition of his collar.

Uganda Wildlife Authority mourns the death of a ranger at the hands of armed poachers. Pte Olara Jonathan was fatally shot on November 4, 2024, during an encounter with armed poachers. His courageous service and commitment to protecting Uganda's wildlife will be deeply missed.

In October, Mara Elephant Project hosted training, tracked new elephants and launched new partnerships to advance our conservation efforts. Read more in MEP’s October Report. buff.ly/4eygs40

It’s another Friday with Fred, the collared Mara Tusker. Recently monitored by the MEP research team, his protection only happens with your support. Double your impact for elephants today! All donations are matched up to $15K through tomorrow. 🔗 buff.ly/3FbFztK

In Dec, MEP supported Kenya Wildlife Service to translocate and collar 3 crop raiding bulls to Tsavo West National Park. Affectionately named Richard, Brian and Colin after three of MEP’s guardian angels, during a recent monitoring exercise, they appeared to be settling in at their new home.

Movement data from Lempiris, monitored since 2017 by @kwskenya, @wrtikenya and MEP, has highlighted critical environmental challenges and shaped conservation efforts. He was recently fitted with a new @STL_Tracking satellite collar to continue his monitoring for 3 years.

Elephant Edwin stopped by MEP HQ this week to show off his latest accessory – a brand-new @STL_Tracking satellite collar. He’s the 1st elephant recorded in ElephantBook, and he was collared for the 1st time in November to more effectively respond to his bold crop-raiding.

We’re glad to contribute to this incredible mission with our GPS tracking technology which integrates seamlessly with the EarthRanger platform, enabling real-time monitoring and data-driven conservation decisions. #wildlifetrackingsolutions #GPSCollars #Tech4Wildlife

It’s truly inspiring to see what can be achieved when technology, organizations, and people unite to protect wildlife and the landscapes they depend on—while promoting peaceful coexistence for generations to come. #HumanWildlifeConflicts #ConservationTechnology

We are exhibiting at the 2nd International Scientific Conference in Naivasha, Kenya. Visit our booth to learn more about our wildlife tracking solutions and discuss the latest innovations in conservation. #wrti2025 #WRTIConference2025