Bonface Mutugi

On a snow-covered mountain peak, young lambs ride safely on their mother’s back as they move forward through the harsh cold.
This scene is more than a journey—it is a beautiful story of love, protection, courage, and the resilience of life.

There are fewer than 6,000 black rhinos left on Earth. Tytan is one of them.

He came to us as an orphan, and he is growing into exactly the kind of bold, confident young bull his species desperately needs. When he's older, Tytan will call the forest he is currently exploring his home, and will roam wild and protected.

For now though, he remains a pampered baby. His daily ritual includes a visit to the mud bath, where he lies on his back, legs akimbo, while his Keeper coats him in mud. His best friend Notty – a zebra, which is another story entirely – is never far from the muddy mayhem.

One calf at a time, we are helping to protect Africa's rhinos. Discover Tytan's story and find out how you can help: sheldrickwildlifetrust.org/orphans/tytan

Wildlife is more than beauty in the wild; it is the foundation of thriving ecosystems.

From predators that regulate populations to pollinators that sustain plant life, every species plays a vital role in maintaining nature’s balance. When wildlife thrives, communities and habitats flourish too.

This , let’s commit to protecting the roots of our ecosystems and safeguarding the future of our planet.

On the anniversary of the night she survived a brutal poaching attack, a little Thandi appreciation post. This incredible rhino continues to inspire action for her species, and reminds us why 🙌

The goal? To win. No backing down!

Tuesday

📍Tsavo West National Park
📷 Koushik Chatterjee

A new mother cheetah Mbali and her six adorable cubs. Taken in early January. She will have her hands full bringing these up to adulthood. Hopefully she is successful. Credit to Samara Karoo Reserve.🤗😊🥰🥰 Bonface Mutugi

The caregivers were looking for Maia, Bambi, and Guille for dinner. The girls popped out of the woods by the pond, a popular spot lately. That’s when they caught this Sunday Smile: a glimpse of Maia from behind, standing under a beautiful sanctuary rainbow. Happy new month 🤗🤗!!!

This little one seemed very earnest. And with that, a new name was created. Meet Ernie, one very earnest squirrel ♥️♥️♥️💙💙

Jaguar not happy with the presence of a giant otter located in the Pantanal Brazil. Unfortunately I don’t have the photographers details but if they pm me I’ll credit them.💙♥️♥️