We are proud to share that this remarkable image, taken at Ol Pejeta and documenting the world’s first successful embryo transfer in rhinos, has been awarded Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2025 (Photojournalism Category) at the Natural History Museum in London. @NHM_WPY
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The growth of Ol Pejeta Conservancy, from a cattle farm in Nanyuki to a leading wildlife sanctuary in the world, is a compelling story that human action has power over biodiversity.
Through innovation, sustainable protection of endangered species and their habitats, and support to local communities, Ol Pejeta has established itself as a formidable model of conservation.
Led the 20th anniversary celebrations of the Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Laikipia County.
#Top40Under40KE introduces DR. FLORENCE KANG’ETHE.
At 29, Dr Kang’ethe is a Resident Veterinarian at Ol Pejeta Conservancy. Her days are characterised by attending to animals medically, calling out to them, and many times, having full conversations with them.
“An elephant is a gentle giant but a leader nonetheless. A lioness is a strong decision-maker, a symbol of power, and holds pride together. I am both.”
Read her inspiring story in today’s Business Daily!
Get your copy from your nearest vendor or read online at https://t.co/Zl1vI7t2X5.
#KeepWalking #SheWalks
RT @Atemidiva: It’s Christmas Eve and @TisTheSeason254 is set to go on at 10:15pm on @ktnhome_ and our YT page! Look out for the show premiere link! #TTSat10
Looking forward to this, tonight.