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The hardest rescue mission our teams have been called to? This operation to haul a bull elephant out of a sinkhole is up there. It unfolded last month when the Kenya Wildlife Service received reports of a trapped bull in Chakama. One of our pilots flew to the scene, where he met the Kulalu Anti-Poaching Team and KWS. It was a complicated situation: the bull was stuck shoulder-deep and, while he couldn't escape, he could move around inside, which made it challenging for teams to position the straps needed to free him. After consulting Dr Limo of the SWT/KWS Tsavo Mobile Vet Unit – who was occupied with another operation – they opted to keep trying without anaesthetising the bull. Finally, the team managed to loop straps behind him and attach them to a vehicle. Inch by inch, they pulled him from his muddy trap. Your support helped fund every aspect of this life-saving mission – find out how you can be part of our next one: sheldrickwildlifetrust.org

Presque 900000 signatures pour l’initiative citoyenne européenne pour la suspension totale de l’accord d’association UE-Israël Il en faut un million ⬇️ eci.ec.europa.eu/055/public/#/s…

@freckles681 @WriterHannahBT @GreenJennyJones Network Rail ignored 38 pieces of evidence and mortared those holes shut. This is why grassroots pressure matters. I hope @GreenJennyJones can force them to reopen before the swifts arrive.

@jonesr2310 @networkrail @networkrail response is that they checked they weren't active, no,they aren't but the birds are en route NOW and it is illegal to block or obstruct Swift nests, and they are installing Swift specific boxes,not in time for these birds returning they aren't !

.@networkrail #swifts are officially listed on the UK Red List of #Conservation Concern, due to catastrophic population decline of over 60% in last 25 years. Why is your company contributing to this decline by refusing to unblock nesting sites at Milton Viaduct?