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Did you know that because of the work of Kenyan conservancies like Loisaba, Laikipia now has the largest population of elephant north of the equator?
#Laikipia #Kenya #Loisaba #Conservation

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/Loisaba/status/1618535511697592321

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Before the introduction of conservancies in #Laikipia, many species, like the Grévy’s Zebra, were close to extinction. However, because of the efforts of organisations like #Loisaba, the county is now the most important area for wildlife diversity and endangered species in Kenya.

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/Loisaba/status/1617817855856082945

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Before the introduction of conservancies in #Laikipia, many species, like the Grévy’s Zebra, were close to extinction. However, because of the efforts of organisations like #Loisaba, the county is now the most important area for wildlife diversity and endangered species in Kenya.

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/Loisaba/status/1617809080675975169

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Loisaba’s K9 unit is on alert to help surrounding local communities.

The team is always ready to help recover community cattle, find missing people and track down bandits harassing its Kenyan neighbours.

#Laikipia #Loisaba #OurCommunity #Kenya

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/Loisaba/status/1604757719851868162

We were lucky enough to spot this extremely rare black #leopard on one of our #CameraTraps deployed at #Loisaba Conservancy.

This leopard is the same species as the more common variety (light fur with dark spots) - its colouration is due to a rare mutation, which is much more common among leopards in moist forest regions (see https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0170378 for more info).

#Ecology #Conservation #Research #CameraTrap #TrailCam #Wildlife #Nature #PricklyPearProjectKenya #Zooniverse #BlackLeopard