Ol Pejeta Conservancy
Nature preserve · Laikipia ·
Home to last northern white rhinos, chimpanzee sanctuary
Home to last northern white rhinos, chimpanzee sanctuary
"A private conservancy in Kenya that incorporates both ecotourism and ranching to conserve wilderness areas. It uses Ankole cows to create biodiversity hotspots and generate revenue for conservation."
"Volunteers can help out at a chimpanzee sanctuary and meet Najin and Fatu, the only living descendants of the world's last male northern white rhino. Guests stay in individual safari tents with meals prepared by local chefs." - Rachel Rebibo
"Ol Pejeta Conservancy offers adoption programs for endangered species such as Baraka, an old black rhino, and one of the last two northern white rhinos in the world. They also have a chimpanzee adoption program, with donations supporting ongoing conservation projects."
"On my visit, I stayed at the Ol Pejeta Bushcamp, one of the lodges within the conservancy, and spent my days on game drives looking for rhinos, cheetahs, and lions. Guests can take part in a number of conservation activities, like visiting the anti-poaching dog unit, stopping by the chimpanzee sanctuary, and scheduling a visit to see Fatu and Najin, where they can get close to the rhinos and watch them feed."
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