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Northern Anteater-chat - Myrmecocichla aethiops dark bird in Muscicapidae on the branch, lives in dry savanna, subtropical or tropical dry lowland gra Stock Photo

RF2H07X9F–Northern Anteater-chat - Myrmecocichla aethiops dark bird in Muscicapidae on the branch, lives in dry savanna, subtropical or tropical dry lowland gra

Reticulated giraffe in Overloon zoo, the Netherlands Stock Photo

RF2G997A6–Reticulated giraffe in Overloon zoo, the Netherlands

Some warthog crossing a river near Camp Khwai River Lodge by Orient Express in Botswana, within the Moremi Game Reserve Wild. Stock Photo

RMDJ30AG–Some warthog crossing a river near Camp Khwai River Lodge by Orient Express in Botswana, within the Moremi Game Reserve Wild.

Gabbra people are basically pastoralists that lives in a dry land in northern Kenya. They grow large herd of camels, North Horr, Kenya Stock Photo

RMJ34D2M–Gabbra people are basically pastoralists that lives in a dry land in northern Kenya. They grow large herd of camels, North Horr, Kenya

RMDR88WB–Some warthog crossing a river near Camp Khwai River Lodge by Orient Express in Botswana, within the Moremi Game Reserve Wild.

A Turkana man fled the civil war in Sudan and lives now in a refugee camp in Lokichoggio, Kenya. Stock Photo

RMA68WTW–A Turkana man fled the civil war in Sudan and lives now in a refugee camp in Lokichoggio, Kenya.

Tanzania, Northern Tanzania, Engaruka. A Maasai woman in traditional attire. The preponderance of white glass beads in her ornaments denotes that she is from the Kisongo section of the Maasai, the largest clan group, which lives on both sides of the Kenya-Tanzania border. Stock Photo

RMB3TGP7–Tanzania, Northern Tanzania, Engaruka. A Maasai woman in traditional attire. The preponderance of white glass beads in her ornaments denotes that she is from the Kisongo section of the Maasai, the largest clan group, which lives on both sides of the Kenya-Tanzania border.

(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 (Xinhua) -- Iain Douglas-Hamilton, founder of Save the Elephants, introduces the monitoring operation of the killing of elephants at the Samburu region, at STE camp in Samburu National Reserve, Kenya, March 1, 2016. In northern Kenya's Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the Stock Photo

RMFJMTJD–(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 (Xinhua) -- Iain Douglas-Hamilton, founder of Save the Elephants, introduces the monitoring operation of the killing of elephants at the Samburu region, at STE camp in Samburu National Reserve, Kenya, March 1, 2016. In northern Kenya's Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the

Hay Festival, Wales, UK - Saturday 26th November 2016 - Author Ben Rawlence talks about his latest book City of Thorns - Nine Lives in the World's Largest Refugee Camp set in Dadaab camp in northern Kenya at the Hay Festival Winter Weekend. Photo Steven May / Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMHA4CRF–Hay Festival, Wales, UK - Saturday 26th November 2016 - Author Ben Rawlence talks about his latest book City of Thorns - Nine Lives in the World's Largest Refugee Camp set in Dadaab camp in northern Kenya at the Hay Festival Winter Weekend. Photo Steven May / Alamy Live News

Kimana, Kenya. 25th Apr, 2024. A man from the Maasai people walks through the bushveld. The Maasai, probably the best-known ethnic group in East Africa, are an East African ethnic group that lives in southern Kenya and northern Tanzania. Credit: Eva-Maria Krafczyk/dpa/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2X3738Y–Kimana, Kenya. 25th Apr, 2024. A man from the Maasai people walks through the bushveld. The Maasai, probably the best-known ethnic group in East Africa, are an East African ethnic group that lives in southern Kenya and northern Tanzania. Credit: Eva-Maria Krafczyk/dpa/Alamy Live News

March 20, 2018 - Nanyuki, Kenya - The rhino cemetery in Ol Pejeta, many rhinos who were poached were buried here..With the death of Sudan, there are only two remaining northern white rhino alive. Called Najin and Fatu, they spend their lives living in protected area of Ol Pejeta Conservancy, where the 'Caretakers' sort of armed nature rangers are protecting them. (Credit Image: © Jan Husar/SOPA Images via ZUMA Wire) Stock Photo

RMM8X810–March 20, 2018 - Nanyuki, Kenya - The rhino cemetery in Ol Pejeta, many rhinos who were poached were buried here..With the death of Sudan, there are only two remaining northern white rhino alive. Called Najin and Fatu, they spend their lives living in protected area of Ol Pejeta Conservancy, where the 'Caretakers' sort of armed nature rangers are protecting them. (Credit Image: © Jan Husar/SOPA Images via ZUMA Wire)

(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 -- Photo taken on March 1, 2016 shows an anti-poaching poster (R) and photos of community awareness activities by Save the Elephants, at STE camp in Samburu National Reserve, Kenya. In northern Kenya s Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poaching. The World Wildlife Stock Photo

RM2RNBEE0–(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 -- Photo taken on March 1, 2016 shows an anti-poaching poster (R) and photos of community awareness activities by Save the Elephants, at STE camp in Samburu National Reserve, Kenya. In northern Kenya s Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poaching. The World Wildlife

A Maasai boy observes visitors from a Gender Mainstreaming Seminar during their culture day in Tanzania May 21, 2015. The Massai tribe lives in northern Tanzania and southern Kenya, and are known for their distinctive customs and dress. Staff Sgt. Maria Bowman) Stock Photo

RMHEA1XC–A Maasai boy observes visitors from a Gender Mainstreaming Seminar during their culture day in Tanzania May 21, 2015. The Massai tribe lives in northern Tanzania and southern Kenya, and are known for their distinctive customs and dress. Staff Sgt. Maria Bowman)

RF2H07X9K–Northern Anteater-chat - Myrmecocichla aethiops dark bird in Muscicapidae on the branch, lives in dry savanna, subtropical or tropical dry lowland gra

RF2G963P7–Reticulated giraffe in Overloon zoo, the Netherlands

RF2GWPHHC–Northern Anteater-chat - Myrmecocichla aethiops dark bird in Muscicapidae on the branch, lives in dry savanna, subtropical or tropical dry lowland gra

RMJ34D2D–Gabbra people are basically pastoralists that lives in a dry land in northern Kenya. They grow large herd of camels, North Horr, Kenya

A Turkana woman fled the civial war in Sudan and lives now in a refugee camp in Lokichoggio, Kenya. Stock Photo

RMA68WWK–A Turkana woman fled the civial war in Sudan and lives now in a refugee camp in Lokichoggio, Kenya.

Tanzania, Northern Tanzania, Malambo. A Maasai girl in traditional attire. The predominant white colour of her beadwork and the circular scar on her cheek denote that she is from the Kisongo section of the Maasai, the largest clan group, which lives either side of the border in Kenya and Tanzania. Stock Photo

RMB3TGT4–Tanzania, Northern Tanzania, Malambo. A Maasai girl in traditional attire. The predominant white colour of her beadwork and the circular scar on her cheek denote that she is from the Kisongo section of the Maasai, the largest clan group, which lives either side of the border in Kenya and Tanzania.

(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 (Xinhua) -- David from Save the Elephants presents the jaws bones of elephants that died of poaching, at STE camp in Samburu National Reserve, Kenya, March 1, 2016. In northern Kenya's Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poaching. The World Wildlife Day is observed Stock Photo

RMFJMTJ5–(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 (Xinhua) -- David from Save the Elephants presents the jaws bones of elephants that died of poaching, at STE camp in Samburu National Reserve, Kenya, March 1, 2016. In northern Kenya's Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poaching. The World Wildlife Day is observed

Hay on Wye, Wales, UK - Saturday 26th November 2016 - Author Ben Rawlence talks about his latest book City of Thorns - Nine Lives in the World's Largest Refugee Camp set in Dadaab camp in northern Kenya at the Hay Festival Winter Weekend. Photo Steven May / Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMHA4CRD–Hay on Wye, Wales, UK - Saturday 26th November 2016 - Author Ben Rawlence talks about his latest book City of Thorns - Nine Lives in the World's Largest Refugee Camp set in Dadaab camp in northern Kenya at the Hay Festival Winter Weekend. Photo Steven May / Alamy Live News

Kimana, Kenya. 25th Apr, 2024. A school building for Maasai children stands in rural Kenya. The Maasai, probably the best known ethnic group in East Africa, are an East African ethnic group that lives in southern Kenya and northern Tanzania. Credit: Eva-Maria Krafczyk/dpa/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2X37391–Kimana, Kenya. 25th Apr, 2024. A school building for Maasai children stands in rural Kenya. The Maasai, probably the best known ethnic group in East Africa, are an East African ethnic group that lives in southern Kenya and northern Tanzania. Credit: Eva-Maria Krafczyk/dpa/Alamy Live News

March 20, 2018 - Nanyuki, Kenya - Caretaker with northern white rhino female...With the death of Sudan, there are only two remaining northern white rhino alive. Called Najin and Fatu, they spend their lives living in protected area of Ol Pejeta Conservancy, where the 'Caretakers' sort of armed nature rangers are protecting them. (Credit Image: © Jan Husar/SOPA Images via ZUMA Wire) Stock Photo

RMM8X80X–March 20, 2018 - Nanyuki, Kenya - Caretaker with northern white rhino female...With the death of Sudan, there are only two remaining northern white rhino alive. Called Najin and Fatu, they spend their lives living in protected area of Ol Pejeta Conservancy, where the 'Caretakers' sort of armed nature rangers are protecting them. (Credit Image: © Jan Husar/SOPA Images via ZUMA Wire)

(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 -- Team members from Save the Elephants watch elephants behaviors at Samburu National Reserve, Kenya, March 1, 2016. In northern Kenya s Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poaching. The World Wildlife Day is observed on March 3 with The future of wildlife is in our Stock Photo

RM2RNBEBK–(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 -- Team members from Save the Elephants watch elephants behaviors at Samburu National Reserve, Kenya, March 1, 2016. In northern Kenya s Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poaching. The World Wildlife Day is observed on March 3 with The future of wildlife is in our

RF2G963PA–Reticulated giraffe in Overloon zoo, the Netherlands

RF2GWPHHH–Northern Anteater-chat - Myrmecocichla aethiops dark bird in Muscicapidae on the branch, lives in dry savanna, subtropical or tropical dry lowland gra

RMJ34D28–Gabbra people are basically pastoralists that lives in a dry land in northern Kenya. They grow large herd of camels, North Horr, Kenya

Lake Paradise, where american adventurers Martin and Osa Johnson spent four years of their lives in the 1920s, Marsabit National Park, northern Kenya Stock Photo

RFPH1RBJ–Lake Paradise, where american adventurers Martin and Osa Johnson spent four years of their lives in the 1920s, Marsabit National Park, northern Kenya

A Turkana woman fled the civil war in Sudan and lives now in a refugee camp in Lokichoggio, Kenya. Stock Photo

RMA68WPW–A Turkana woman fled the civil war in Sudan and lives now in a refugee camp in Lokichoggio, Kenya.

(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 (Xinhua) -- Jerenimo from Save the Elephants presents a tracking device shot by poachers after they killed an elephant, at STE camp in Samburu National Reserve, Kenya, March 1, 2016. In northern Kenya's Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poaching. The World Wildlif Stock Photo

RMFJMTJ7–(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 (Xinhua) -- Jerenimo from Save the Elephants presents a tracking device shot by poachers after they killed an elephant, at STE camp in Samburu National Reserve, Kenya, March 1, 2016. In northern Kenya's Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poaching. The World Wildlif

The El Molo is the smallest tribe in Kenya and lives in the Lake Turkana shoreline, Kenya Stock Photo

RMBBA035–The El Molo is the smallest tribe in Kenya and lives in the Lake Turkana shoreline, Kenya

RMHA4CRM–Hay on Wye, Wales, UK - Saturday 26th November 2016 - Author Ben Rawlence talks about his latest book City of Thorns - Nine Lives in the World's Largest Refugee Camp set in Dadaab camp in northern Kenya at Hay Festival Winter Weekend. Photo Steven May / Alamy Live News

Kimana, Kenya. 25th Apr, 2024. Children from the Maasai people and their mothers go to school in traditional dress. The Maasai, probably the best-known ethnic group in East Africa, are an East African ethnic group that lives in southern Kenya and northern Tanzania. Credit: Eva-Maria Krafczyk/dpa/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2X3738X–Kimana, Kenya. 25th Apr, 2024. Children from the Maasai people and their mothers go to school in traditional dress. The Maasai, probably the best-known ethnic group in East Africa, are an East African ethnic group that lives in southern Kenya and northern Tanzania. Credit: Eva-Maria Krafczyk/dpa/Alamy Live News

(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 -- David from Save the Elephants presents the jaws bones of elephants that died of poaching, at STE camp in Samburu National Reserve, Kenya, March 1, 2016. In northern Kenya s Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poaching. The World Wildlife Day is observed on March Stock Photo

RM2RNBEBA–(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 -- David from Save the Elephants presents the jaws bones of elephants that died of poaching, at STE camp in Samburu National Reserve, Kenya, March 1, 2016. In northern Kenya s Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poaching. The World Wildlife Day is observed on March

RMM8X80T–March 20, 2018 - Nanyuki, Kenya - Caretaker with northern white rhino female....With the death of Sudan, there are only two remaining northern white rhino alive. Called Najin and Fatu, they spend their lives living in protected area of Ol Pejeta Conservancy, where the 'Caretakers' sort of armed nature rangers are protecting them. (Credit Image: © Jan Husar/SOPA Images via ZUMA Wire)

RF2G961NN–Reticulated giraffe in Overloon zoo, the Netherlands

RMA68WNP–A Turkana woman fled the civil war in Sudan and lives now in a refugee camp in Lokichoggio, Kenya.

(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 (Xinhua) -- David from Save the Elephants watches elephants at Samburu National Reserve, Kenya, March 1, 2016. In northern Kenya's Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poaching. The World Wildlife Day is observed on March 3 with 'The future of wildlife is in our hand Stock Photo

RMFJMTJB–(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 (Xinhua) -- David from Save the Elephants watches elephants at Samburu National Reserve, Kenya, March 1, 2016. In northern Kenya's Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poaching. The World Wildlife Day is observed on March 3 with 'The future of wildlife is in our hand

The El Molo is the smallest tribe in Kenya and lives in the Lake Turkana shoreline. El Molo woman building his hut. Stock Photo

RMBBA5WK–The El Molo is the smallest tribe in Kenya and lives in the Lake Turkana shoreline. El Molo woman building his hut.

RMHA4CRH–Hay on Wye, Wales, UK - Saturday 26th November 2016 - Author Ben Rawlence talks about his latest book City of Thorns - Nine Lives in the World's Largest Refugee Camp set in Dadaab camp in northern Kenya at the Hay Festival Winter Weekend. Photo Steven May / Alamy Live News

Kimana, Kenya. 25th Apr, 2024. Schoolchildren and their parents from the Maasai people at a school event in rural Kenya. The Maasai, probably the best-known ethnic group in East Africa, are an East African ethnic group that lives in southern Kenya and northern Tanzania. Credit: Eva-Maria Krafczyk/dpa/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2X37397–Kimana, Kenya. 25th Apr, 2024. Schoolchildren and their parents from the Maasai people at a school event in rural Kenya. The Maasai, probably the best-known ethnic group in East Africa, are an East African ethnic group that lives in southern Kenya and northern Tanzania. Credit: Eva-Maria Krafczyk/dpa/Alamy Live News

(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 -- Iain Douglas-Hamilton, founder of Save the Elephants, introduces the monitoring operation of the killing of elephants at the Samburu region, at STE camp in Samburu National Reserve, Kenya, March 1, 2016. In northern Kenya s Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poa Stock Photo

RM2RNBEBC–(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 -- Iain Douglas-Hamilton, founder of Save the Elephants, introduces the monitoring operation of the killing of elephants at the Samburu region, at STE camp in Samburu National Reserve, Kenya, March 1, 2016. In northern Kenya s Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poa

RMM8X7YX–March 20, 2018 - Nanyuki, Kenya - Caretaker with northern white rhino female....With the death of Sudan, there are only two remaining northern white rhino alive. Called Najin and Fatu, they spend their lives living in protected area of Ol Pejeta Conservancy, where the 'Caretakers' sort of armed nature rangers are protecting them. (Credit Image: © Jan Husar/SOPA Images via ZUMA Wire)

RF2G963KJ–Reticulated giraffe in Overloon zoo, the Netherlands

RMA68WTK–A Turkana woman fled the civil war in Sudan and lives now in a refugee camp in Lokichoggio, Kenya.

(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 (Xinhua) -- Photo taken on March 1, 2016 shows an anti-poaching poster (R) and photos of community awareness activities by Save the Elephants, at STE camp in Samburu National Reserve, Kenya. In northern Kenya's Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poaching. The World Stock Photo

RMFJMTJ8–(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 (Xinhua) -- Photo taken on March 1, 2016 shows an anti-poaching poster (R) and photos of community awareness activities by Save the Elephants, at STE camp in Samburu National Reserve, Kenya. In northern Kenya's Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poaching. The World

Kimana, Kenya. 25th Apr, 2024. Lydia Muntheiya, a Kenyan doctor, was able to obtain a high school diploma thanks to a scholarship. She now encourages girls from the Maasai people to take advantage of educational opportunities and change their lives. The Maasai, probably the best-known ethnic group in East Africa, are an East African ethnic group living in southern Kenya and northern Tanzania. Credit: Eva-Maria Krafczyk/dpa/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2X37393–Kimana, Kenya. 25th Apr, 2024. Lydia Muntheiya, a Kenyan doctor, was able to obtain a high school diploma thanks to a scholarship. She now encourages girls from the Maasai people to take advantage of educational opportunities and change their lives. The Maasai, probably the best-known ethnic group in East Africa, are an East African ethnic group living in southern Kenya and northern Tanzania. Credit: Eva-Maria Krafczyk/dpa/Alamy Live News

(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 -- Frank, Chief Operation Officer of Save the Elephants (STE), introduces the tracking and research of elephant positions and movements under the help of modern technology, at STE camp in Samburu National Reserve, Kenya, March 1, 2016. In northern Kenya s Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of eleph Stock Photo

RM2RNBEBR–(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 -- Frank, Chief Operation Officer of Save the Elephants (STE), introduces the tracking and research of elephant positions and movements under the help of modern technology, at STE camp in Samburu National Reserve, Kenya, March 1, 2016. In northern Kenya s Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of eleph

RMM8X80M–March 20, 2018 - Nanyuki, Kenya - Caretaker with northern white rhino female...With the death of Sudan, there are only two remaining northern white rhino alive. Called Najin and Fatu, they spend their lives living in protected area of Ol Pejeta Conservancy, where the 'Caretakers' sort of armed nature rangers are protecting them. (Credit Image: © Jan Husar/SOPA Images via ZUMA Wire)

RF2G9975T–Reticulated giraffe in Overloon zoo, the Netherlands

RMA68WRK–A Turkana woman fled the civil war in Sudan and lives now in a refugee camp in Lokichoggio, Kenya.

(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 (Xinhua) -- David from Save the Elephants watches elephants on a truck at Samburu National Reserve, Kenya, March 1, 2016. In northern Kenya's Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poaching. The World Wildlife Day is observed on March 3 with 'The future of wildlife is Stock Photo

RMFJMTJ3–(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 (Xinhua) -- David from Save the Elephants watches elephants on a truck at Samburu National Reserve, Kenya, March 1, 2016. In northern Kenya's Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poaching. The World Wildlife Day is observed on March 3 with 'The future of wildlife is

Kimana, Kenya. 25th Apr, 2024. Children from the Maasai people walk to school in their school uniforms. Even primary school children often walk up to ten kilometers. On their way to school, they may encounter wild animals, including elephants, lions and hyenas. The Maasai, probably the best-known ethnic group in East Africa, are an East African ethnic group that lives in southern Kenya and northern Tanzania. Credit: Eva-Maria Krafczyk/dpa/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2X37394–Kimana, Kenya. 25th Apr, 2024. Children from the Maasai people walk to school in their school uniforms. Even primary school children often walk up to ten kilometers. On their way to school, they may encounter wild animals, including elephants, lions and hyenas. The Maasai, probably the best-known ethnic group in East Africa, are an East African ethnic group that lives in southern Kenya and northern Tanzania. Credit: Eva-Maria Krafczyk/dpa/Alamy Live News

(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 -- David from Save the Elephants watches elephants at Samburu National Reserve, Kenya, March 1, 2016. In northern Kenya s Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poaching. The World Wildlife Day is observed on March 3 with The future of wildlife is in our hands being th Stock Photo

RM2RNBEC7–(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 -- David from Save the Elephants watches elephants at Samburu National Reserve, Kenya, March 1, 2016. In northern Kenya s Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poaching. The World Wildlife Day is observed on March 3 with The future of wildlife is in our hands being th

RMM8X80R–March 20, 2018 - Nanyuki, Kenya - Caretaker with northern white rhino female...With the death of Sudan, there are only two remaining northern white rhino alive. Called Najin and Fatu, they spend their lives living in protected area of Ol Pejeta Conservancy, where the 'Caretakers' sort of armed nature rangers are protecting them. (Credit Image: © Jan Husar/SOPA Images via ZUMA Wire)

RF2G99300–Reticulated giraffe in Overloon zoo, the Netherlands

RMA68WPK–A Turkana woman fled the civil war in Sudan and lives now in a refugee camp in Lokichoggio, Kenya.

(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 (Xinhua) -- Resson from Save the Elephants introduces their work in front of a truck destroyed by emotionally instable elephants during mating season, at STE camp in Samburu National Reserve, Kenya, March 1, 2016. In northern Kenya's Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the iv Stock Photo

RMFJMTJ2–(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 (Xinhua) -- Resson from Save the Elephants introduces their work in front of a truck destroyed by emotionally instable elephants during mating season, at STE camp in Samburu National Reserve, Kenya, March 1, 2016. In northern Kenya's Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the iv

(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 -- Jerenimo from Save the Elephants presents a tracking device shot by poachers after they killed an elephant, at STE camp in Samburu National Reserve, Kenya, March 1, 2016. In northern Kenya s Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poaching. The World Wildlife Day is Stock Photo

RM2RNBEB6–(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 -- Jerenimo from Save the Elephants presents a tracking device shot by poachers after they killed an elephant, at STE camp in Samburu National Reserve, Kenya, March 1, 2016. In northern Kenya s Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poaching. The World Wildlife Day is

RMM8X7X7–March 20, 2018 - Nanyuki, Kenya - Caretaker with northern white rhino female....With the death of Sudan, there are only two remaining northern white rhino alive. Called Najin and Fatu, they spend their lives living in protected area of Ol Pejeta Conservancy, where the 'Caretakers' sort of armed nature rangers are protecting them. (Credit Image: © Jan Husar/SOPA Images via ZUMA Wire)

RF2G963P0–Reticulated giraffe in Overloon zoo, the Netherlands

RMA68WRT–A Turkana woman fled the civil war in Sudan and lives now in a refugee camp in Lokichoggio, Kenya.

(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 (Xinhua) -- Team members from Save the Elephants watch elephants behaviors at Samburu National Reserve, Kenya, March 1, 2016. In northern Kenya's Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poaching. The World Wildlife Day is observed on March 3 with 'The future of wildlife Stock Photo

RMFJMTJ4–(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 (Xinhua) -- Team members from Save the Elephants watch elephants behaviors at Samburu National Reserve, Kenya, March 1, 2016. In northern Kenya's Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poaching. The World Wildlife Day is observed on March 3 with 'The future of wildlife

(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 -- Photo taken on March 1, 2016 shows the jaws bones of elephants that died of poaching, at STE camp in Samburu National Reserve, Kenya. In northern Kenya s Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poaching. The World Wildlife Day is observed on March 3 with The future o Stock Photo

RM2RNBECE–(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 -- Photo taken on March 1, 2016 shows the jaws bones of elephants that died of poaching, at STE camp in Samburu National Reserve, Kenya. In northern Kenya s Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poaching. The World Wildlife Day is observed on March 3 with The future o

RMM8X80Y–March 20, 2018 - Nanyuki, Kenya - Caretaker with northern white rhino female...With the death of Sudan, there are only two remaining northern white rhino alive. Called Najin and Fatu, they spend their lives living in protected area of Ol Pejeta Conservancy, where the 'Caretakers' sort of armed nature rangers are protecting them. (Credit Image: © Jan Husar/SOPA Images via ZUMA Wire)

RF2G963PD–Reticulated giraffe in Overloon zoo, the Netherlands

(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 (Xinhua) -- Frank, Chief Operation Officer of Save the Elephants (STE), introduces the tracking and research of elephant positions and movements under the help of modern technology, at STE camp in Samburu National Reserve, Kenya, March 1, 2016. In northern Kenya's Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future Stock Photo

RMFJMTJC–(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 (Xinhua) -- Frank, Chief Operation Officer of Save the Elephants (STE), introduces the tracking and research of elephant positions and movements under the help of modern technology, at STE camp in Samburu National Reserve, Kenya, March 1, 2016. In northern Kenya's Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future

(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 -- Photo taken on March 1, 2016 shows an elephant with a tracking device installed by Save the Elephants at Samburu National Reserve in Kenya. In northern Kenya s Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poaching. The World Wildlife Day is observed on March 3 with The fu Stock Photo

RM2RNBEBT–(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 -- Photo taken on March 1, 2016 shows an elephant with a tracking device installed by Save the Elephants at Samburu National Reserve in Kenya. In northern Kenya s Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poaching. The World Wildlife Day is observed on March 3 with The fu

RMM8X7XA–March 20, 2018 - Nanyuki, Kenya - Caretaker with northern white rhino female...With the death of Sudan, there are only two remaining northern white rhino alive. Called Najin and Fatu, they spend their lives living in protected area of Ol Pejeta Conservancy, where the 'Caretakers' sort of armed nature rangers are protecting them. (Credit Image: © Jan Husar/SOPA Images via ZUMA Wire)

RF2G9979J–Reticulated giraffe in Overloon zoo, the Netherlands

(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 (Xinhua) -- Photo taken on March 1, 2016 shows the jaws bones of elephants that died of poaching, at STE camp in Samburu National Reserve, Kenya. In northern Kenya's Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poaching. The World Wildlife Day is observed on March 3 with 'Th Stock Photo

RMFJMTHN–(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 (Xinhua) -- Photo taken on March 1, 2016 shows the jaws bones of elephants that died of poaching, at STE camp in Samburu National Reserve, Kenya. In northern Kenya's Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poaching. The World Wildlife Day is observed on March 3 with 'Th

(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 -- David from Save the Elephants watches elephants on a truck at Samburu National Reserve, Kenya, March 1, 2016. In northern Kenya s Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poaching. The World Wildlife Day is observed on March 3 with The future of wildlife is in our han Stock Photo

RM2RNBEC3–(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 -- David from Save the Elephants watches elephants on a truck at Samburu National Reserve, Kenya, March 1, 2016. In northern Kenya s Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poaching. The World Wildlife Day is observed on March 3 with The future of wildlife is in our han

RMM8X7WK–March 20, 2018 - Nanyuki, Kenya - Caretaker with northern white rhino female....With the death of Sudan, there are only two remaining northern white rhino alive. Called Najin and Fatu, they spend their lives living in protected area of Ol Pejeta Conservancy, where the 'Caretakers' sort of armed nature rangers are protecting them. (Credit Image: © Jan Husar/SOPA Images via ZUMA Wire)

RF2G997E1–Reticulated giraffe in Overloon zoo, the Netherlands

(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 (Xinhua) -- Photo taken on March 1, 2016 shows an elephant with a tracking device installed by Save the Elephants at Samburu National Reserve in Kenya. In northern Kenya's Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poaching. The World Wildlife Day is observed on March 3 wi Stock Photo

RMFJMTJE–(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 (Xinhua) -- Photo taken on March 1, 2016 shows an elephant with a tracking device installed by Save the Elephants at Samburu National Reserve in Kenya. In northern Kenya's Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poaching. The World Wildlife Day is observed on March 3 wi

(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 -- Resson from Save the Elephants introduces their work in front of a truck destroyed by emotionally instable elephants during mating season, at STE camp in Samburu National Reserve, Kenya, March 1, 2016. In northern Kenya s Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poach Stock Photo

RM2RNBEC9–(160303) -- SAMBURU, March 3, 2016 -- Resson from Save the Elephants introduces their work in front of a truck destroyed by emotionally instable elephants during mating season, at STE camp in Samburu National Reserve, Kenya, March 1, 2016. In northern Kenya s Samburu region, there lives the second largest group of elephant species in this country. Around them, a number of elephant defenders have watched them day and night for the past 18 years. Founded in 1993, the organization Save The Elephants (STE) has been devoting its attention to secure the future of elephants and battle the ivory poach

March 20, 2018 - Nanyuki, Kenya - Caretakers at the gate to the well guarded open ground of northern white rhinos...With the death of Sudan, there are only two remaining northern white rhino alive. Called Najin and Fatu, they spend their lives living in protected area of Ol Pejeta Conservancy, where the 'Caretakers' sort of armed nature rangers are protecting them. (Credit Image: © Jan Husar/SOPA Images via ZUMA Wire) Stock Photo

RMM8X7Y1–March 20, 2018 - Nanyuki, Kenya - Caretakers at the gate to the well guarded open ground of northern white rhinos...With the death of Sudan, there are only two remaining northern white rhino alive. Called Najin and Fatu, they spend their lives living in protected area of Ol Pejeta Conservancy, where the 'Caretakers' sort of armed nature rangers are protecting them. (Credit Image: © Jan Husar/SOPA Images via ZUMA Wire)

RF2G964X8–Reticulated giraffe in Overloon zoo, the Netherlands

March 20, 2018 - Nanyuki, Kenya - Caretaker watching a white rhino passing by to graze fields with fresh grass...With the death of Sudan, there are only two remaining northern white rhino alive. Called Najin and Fatu, they spend their lives living in protected area of Ol Pejeta Conservancy, where the 'Caretakers' sort of armed nature rangers are protecting them. (Credit Image: © Jan Husar/SOPA Images via ZUMA Wire) Stock Photo

RMM8X80P–March 20, 2018 - Nanyuki, Kenya - Caretaker watching a white rhino passing by to graze fields with fresh grass...With the death of Sudan, there are only two remaining northern white rhino alive. Called Najin and Fatu, they spend their lives living in protected area of Ol Pejeta Conservancy, where the 'Caretakers' sort of armed nature rangers are protecting them. (Credit Image: © Jan Husar/SOPA Images via ZUMA Wire)

RF2G997AK–Reticulated giraffe in Overloon zoo, the Netherlands

March 20, 2018 - Nanyuki, Kenya - Caretakers hiding in shadow on the open premises of Black Rhino territory..With the death of Sudan, there are only two remaining northern white rhino alive. Called Najin and Fatu, they spend their lives living in protected area of Ol Pejeta Conservancy, where the 'Caretakers' sort of armed nature rangers are protecting them. (Credit Image: © Jan Husar/SOPA Images via ZUMA Wire) Stock Photo

RMM8X7X6–March 20, 2018 - Nanyuki, Kenya - Caretakers hiding in shadow on the open premises of Black Rhino territory..With the death of Sudan, there are only two remaining northern white rhino alive. Called Najin and Fatu, they spend their lives living in protected area of Ol Pejeta Conservancy, where the 'Caretakers' sort of armed nature rangers are protecting them. (Credit Image: © Jan Husar/SOPA Images via ZUMA Wire)

RF2G997E6–Reticulated giraffe in Overloon zoo, the Netherlands

RMM8X80W–March 20, 2018 - Nanyuki, Kenya - The rhino cemetery in Ol Pejeta, many rhinos who were poached were buried here...With the death of Sudan, there are only two remaining northern white rhino alive. Called Najin and Fatu, they spend their lives living in protected area of Ol Pejeta Conservancy, where the 'Caretakers' sort of armed nature rangers are protecting them. (Credit Image: © Jan Husar/SOPA Images via ZUMA Wire)

RF2G997AC–Reticulated giraffe in Overloon zoo, the Netherlands

March 20, 2018 - Nanyuki, Kenya - Two white northern and one white southern female rhinos are grazing. To spot the difference between the species check their ears...With the death of Sudan, there are only two remaining northern white rhino alive. Called Najin and Fatu, they spend their lives living in protected area of Ol Pejeta Conservancy, where the 'Caretakers' sort of armed nature rangers are protecting them. (Credit Image: © Jan Husar/SOPA Images via ZUMA Wire) Stock Photo

RMM8X7YD–March 20, 2018 - Nanyuki, Kenya - Two white northern and one white southern female rhinos are grazing. To spot the difference between the species check their ears...With the death of Sudan, there are only two remaining northern white rhino alive. Called Najin and Fatu, they spend their lives living in protected area of Ol Pejeta Conservancy, where the 'Caretakers' sort of armed nature rangers are protecting them. (Credit Image: © Jan Husar/SOPA Images via ZUMA Wire)