Challenge:
In an area of roughly the size of Detroit or Philadelphia, Ol Pejeta Conservancy is home to 18% of Kenya’s rhinos. This marks the single largest breeding population of rhinos, an animal that is both deeply connected to Kenyan national pride and one of the most intensively protected species in the country and throughout the continent.
Ol Pejeta now houses 135 of the world’s critically endangered black rhinos, 35 southern white rhinos and the last two remaining female northern white rhinos, recently in the news because of the artificial insemination attempt to prevent their extinction.