In an era of rapid advances in machine learning and data analysis, wildlife conservation is gaining powerful new tools. For a vast and varied landscape like Tsavo—home to over 17,000 elephants spread across 43,000 km²—being able to predict threats before…

You can’t conserve wildlife without supporting people In conservation, there’s a common misconception: that saving wildlife is all about protecting land, setting boundaries, and focusing solely on animals. But the truth is far more complex—and far more human. At Tsavo…

In a landscape as vast and dynamic as Tsavo, where wildlife and human communities share space, this question isn’t just academic—it’s critical. As human populations grow and land use changes, incidents of human–elephant conflict (HEC) have become increasingly frequent and…

At Tsavo Trust, transparency and communication are key pillars of our conservation model. That’s why we release detailed monthly field reports and a comprehensive annual report every year—so that our partners, supporters, and the public can clearly understand what we’ve…

At Tsavo Trust, we spend every day observing and protecting one of Africa’s most iconic species—the elephant. Known for their intelligence, strength, and ecological impact, elephants are extraordinary in many ways. But one surprising aspect of their biology is how…

At Tsavo Trust, we’ve spent years observing elephants across the Tsavo Conservation Area, and if there’s one truth that stands out, it’s this: no two elephant populations behave the same. While they may belong to the same species, elephants adapt…

Every year on June 5th, we join the global community in recognising World Environment Day—a day to reflect on our environmental impact and to celebrate the ecosystems that sustain us. First established at the United Nations Conference on the Human…