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Double the (dik-dik) joy!
Rare sighting! A mother and her newborn Dik Dik seen at Sarara. Watch the video!
Father Power!
In celebration of Father’s Day, we’re admiring some dapper dads in the wilderness, who keep earning the respect of their offspring – and peers!
Newly Resident De Brazza Monkeys
During 2020's third quarter, Sarara implemented two eco rangers, equipped with camera traps & handheld cameras.
Lions Returning To Sarara Valley
For decades, lion populations across Northern Kenya have been persecuted in retaliation for killing community livestock. Until now.
Locust swarms in Samburu
Kenya has recently seen the influx of the most enormous swarms of Locusts.