News

Wildlife and dogs 80 oryx were seen in the Superbowl as well as good populations of gerenuk, lesser kudu and eland. [more]

Community works The Trust’s plant machinery has been out at Dindira Dam and Kavateta Dam, working to desilt these two major water sources.  TANAPA provided labour, a lorry and fuel and it was a timely desilting programme as, when the rains came, they filled up Dindira and even Kavateta held some water.  Kavateta is always a difficult engineering job: it probably needs machines on it for at least 6 months until the job is done properly.  Tony flies at least twice a week on patrol to back up the TANAPA rangers in the field [more]

Rhino The three Czech rhino are in excellent health.  The rain throughout December has turned the dry shrubs and grasses into an abundance of green.  The rhinos’ condition benefits enormously from such nutritious vegetation. [more]

Rhino Rhinos are all in good condition and the vegetation has turned green with just three rain showers so the rhino have good browse available [link]

Welcome

The George Adamson Wildlife Preservation Trust was formed in England in 1979 to raise funds for the work being done in the Kora National Park in northern Kenya by George Adamson and his assistant Tony Fitzjohn.

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Visit our children's site

Dotty Rhino is a project within The George Adamson Wildlife Preservation Trust that has been created specifically for children. It was voted the BEST AFRICAN WEBLOG at the 2008 Bloggies! The Dotty Rhino animated website has been created for an imaginative and considerate audience and aims to be both educational and fun. The entire site is a guaranteed safe place for kids (and parents!)

Every week in the blog you can read about the Mkomazi residents as they go about their daily lives. Young visitors can also play the online game, download dotty artwork whilst parents can visit the online Dotty store. Proceeds from T Shirt sales go directly to the day-to-day running of Mkomazi. Please click here to take a look at the site