Big Life Foundation

STATEMENT ON AMBOSELI ELEPHANT DEATHS KWS reports 15 elephant deaths in Amboseli. Cyanide was detected in samples, but its role and source remain under investigation. Monitoring continues. Learn more: biglife.org/program-update…

There’s still time to stand with rangers. Just $17 can help protect an elephant for one day. Monthly Ranger Club gifts support patrols, rapid response teams, tracker dogs, aircraft, and more across Greater Amboseli. Join today: give.biglife.org/-/XGRLGXPB

Sergeant Nicholas Mutinda Ndivo went from poacher to protector. Today, he brings decades of field knowledge to Big Life’s Tracker Dog Unit. Join the Ranger Club by July 31 and help us reach 50 new or increased monthly members. give.biglife.org/-/XGRLGXPB #RangerClub

EYES IN THE SKY, PEACE ON THE GROUND A lioness with cubs entered homes in Orbili. Rangers, Lion Guardians, and a thermal drone guided her safely away—protecting livestock, people, and lions. biglife.org/program-update…

THANK YOU! 💚 We’re 37 steps closer to our goal of 50 new or upgraded Ranger Club members by World Ranger Day! Monthly support helps rangers protect wildlife and support local communities. Join by July 31 for a chance to win a One Ton poster: give.biglife.org/-/XGRLGXPB

A GRIEF ENCOUNTER? An inquisitive bull gently smells and touches One Ton’s remains. Other elephants appear to have visited too. Is this grief, curiosity, or compassion? We may never know—but One Ton’s final gift will nourish the landscape he called home.

AGE-MATES WITH A SUPER TUSKER Tee-Jay and ranger Daniel Kutata are only a few years apart. In Maasai society, they would share an age set—a lifelong bond. Now both are stepping into big footsteps. biglife.org/program-update…

THROUGH DANIEL'S LENS 📸 Constable Daniel Kutata captures the small moments that make Greater Amboseli so special—while helping protect them every day. Watch the video and join the Ranger Club: give.biglife.org/-/XGRLGXPB #RangerClub #Amboseli

Constable Daniel Kutata grew up near Kimana Sanctuary, where his family still lives. Today, he protects the wildlife and communities of the place he calls home. Support Daniel and fellow rangers with a monthly gift: give.biglife.org/-/XGRLGXPB

A PASSION FOR PACHYDERMS: MEET CONSTABLE DANIEL KUTATA Raised beside Amboseli’s elephants, Daniel now helps communities and wildlife coexist as a Big Life ranger. Read more: biglife.org/program-update… #elephant #conservation #wildlife #rangers #rangerclub

SNARED GIRAFFE RESCUED A community member spotted a giraffe with a snare around its neck and called Big Life. Rangers, thermal drones, and a KWS/SWT-funded vet helped track, treat, and release it. Watch and learn more: biglife.org/program-update…

Ranger Club members receive exclusive monthly field updates, an annual impact newsletter, an official sticker, a yearly tax receipt and 20% off Big Life’s e-store—all while supporting rangers year-round. Join today: biglife.org/donate/monthly…

Before dawn, Big Life rangers are already in the field protecting wildlife, responding to threats, and supporting local communities. Join Ranger Club this month and help keep rangers equipped every day. Goal: 50 new members by World Ranger Day, July 31. give.biglife.org/-/XGRLGXPB

Farewell, Old Friend In Richard Bonham’s reflections, he remembers 30 years with One Ton: a super tusker, trusted presence, and reminder of what Big Life rangers protect. What a friend to lose. ow.ly/Fs1A50ZlhMR

We are sad to share that One Ton, Kenya’s beloved super tusker, has died of natural causes in the Chyulu Hills. He lived a long life, protected by rangers and loved by many. More to follow. Read more: biglife.org/program-update… #Kenya #Tusker #elephant #OneTon #ChyuluHills

JOINT OPERATION Illegal activity in protected areas often comes in waves. This year, the Chyulu Hills have seen 8 marijuana cultivation incidents—the highest since 2018. Ranger-led protection remains constant. biglife.org/program-update…

Every statistic in our 2025 Impact Report tells a larger story: a ranger on patrol, a landowner choosing conservation, a student learning, a rhino calf taking its first steps. Thank you for making this possible. #flip16/1/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">biglife.org/program-update…

A favorite 2025 story began when a former scholarship recipient found a tiny lion cub alone near a village. He acted, and rangers, drone pilots, and local partners reunited her with family. 2025 Impact Report: #flip16/1/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">biglife.org/program-update…

Conservation doesn't happen alongside communities—it happens because of them. In 2025, your support enabled 462 scholarships, healthcare for nearly 24,000 people, and lease payments for 4,661 landowners. #flip16/1/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">biglife.org/program-update…

Some conservation victories aren’t measured in miles—they’re measured in meters. At 45 meters wide, the Kimana Corridor helps tens of thousands of animals move safely between habitats. 2025 Impact Report: #flip16/1/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">biglife.org/program-update…