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Hope for elephants – one woman’s passion

Posted on February 1, 2015 by Mark Deeble

There is a lot of news about elephants, and a lot of noise about them. I subscribe to forums, and newsletters from elephant-centric NGOs, and sometimes it can be hard to remain positive. Every day we get email alerts highlighting … Continue reading →

Posted in Northern Kenya | Tagged camel safari, Deeble and Stone, Elephant conservation, elephants, Halvor Astrup, Helen Douglas Dufresne, Helen Dufresne, Kenya, Ndotos, pastoralist, Pete Ilsley, Samburu, The Milgis Trust, wildlife filmmaking | 25 Comments

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Hope for elephants – one woman’s passion

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