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Capturing the generational impact of our Orphans’ Project!
 Sulwe and Lenny sandwich newborn calf Zigi in a Umani’s baby elephant procession! Zigi is the latest calf born into this herd - that’s his proud mum Zongoloni supervising the youngsters. For two years, Mwana - the first calf born to an orphan rescued, raised, and rewilded in Umani - was the only baby, but in the space of five months she’s become the oldest of four. For these babies to be here today is testament to a life saved many years ago, nurtured through hardship - and in cases significant physical injury - to the point where they can live a wild life, which for a female elephant is one shaped around family. We are deeply grateful to our supporters, who give life to our Orphans’ Project. Learn more at: https://t.co/ViiEh1dqjs

One week, four babies! Today, our posts are all about the generational impact of our Orphans’ Project, as four ex-orphans in Ithumba and Umani have in the space of a week started a family, or added to one!

From an orphaned calf found sleeping beneath a tree in 2004, to a mother of three living wild in the same wilderness from whence she came. Lualeni’s journey since her rescue is as profound as her success as a wild-living mother. Her latest addition is her first male calf, who we’ve named Luki.

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One week, four babies! Today, our posts are all about the generational impact of our Orphans’ Project, as four ex-orphans in Ithumba and Umani have in the space of a week started a family, or added to one!

Sunyei is now the mum of not one, not two, but three daughters! Returning to our Ithumba Reintegration Unit this past week to show-off her newest addition! We’ll share more in the days ahead, but you can discover the name we’ve chosen for Sunyei’s baby on our website, where you can also make a donation in celebration of all the new arrivals and to support our Orphans’ Project: https://t.co/Zpnintl3BH #BabyDay

One week, four babies! The pitter-patter of tiny feet is getting louder by the day, as our ex-orphans continue to make the pilgrimage home to share their new calves. Today, our posts are all about them!

(1) Makireti is now a mum, arriving in the afternoon to show off her newborn son. Elephants are all about family, and pictured with our first-time mum and her beautiful baby is Kofi — ex-orphan Kilabasi’s 3 year old calf — and Neshashi. We will share more in the days ahead, but you can discover the name we have chosen for Makireti’s baby on our website, where you can also make a donation to celebrate and support our Orphans’ Project: https://t.co/Zpnintl3BH #BabyDay