Here are some highlights from the past year:

Launched Big Life’s drone unit, giving rangers more eyes in the sky to monitor wildlife, respond faster to threats, and patrol vast landscapes more safely and efficiently.

Collared eight elephants during a critical field operation, to better help us understand migratory patterns, protect key corridors, and reduce human-elephant conflict.

Secured more than 100,000 acres of habitat for conservation in partnership with local communities, keeping land open for animals and in the hands of the local Maasai.

Deployed new tracker dogs who are ready to start detecting snares and supporting anti-poaching patrols that protect elephants and other wildlife every day.

Supported a young Maasai woman with an education scholarship, who recently graduated from university and has plans to return home and contribute to conservation efforts in her community.

Protected a new rhino calf in the Chyulu Hills, the second in under two years — a quiet but powerful sign that long-term protection works.

And in one unforgettable moment, our rangers reunited a lost lion cub with its mother — a reminder that conservation is about care, patience, and presence.

Behind every one of these moments are community rangers walking vast distances, building trust with their communities, and showing up every day for wildlife. Your support ensures they have the training, tools, and backing they need to do this work well.