Babile Elephant Sanctuary – ETHIOPIA Only about 1,000 elephants remain in Ethiopia, and by far the largest and most visible herd lives in the Babile Elephant Sanctuary. A short drive from Harar, Babile is also home to gazelles, lions, leopards, cheetahs, and tons of exotic birds. The landscape morphs from rocky outcrops to lovely tree dotted landscapes. Roughly 400 elephants live here and you’ll really love the walking safaris that run each day. SAVE THE NATURE! SOURCE:THETOURIST.COM | Ethiopian

Happy Animal Sanctuary Caregiver Day to our amazing Care Staff! The Sanctuary currently employs a team of 20 Caregivers whose passion for elephants, animal welfare, conservation, and beyond provides a tremendous asset to our organization. We chatted with a few of them—in between important tasks like elephant foot care, prepping diets, logging behavioral observations, and meetings with other Sanctuary teams—to find out how they got here, what drives their dedication, and even their favorite eleph

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21K views · 836 reactions | #Repost Madonna ・・・ Was getting to feed baby elephants  in The Reteti Elephant Sanctuary. It takes in orphaned and abandoned elephant calves with an aim to release them back into the wild herds adjoining the Sanctuary. This is the result of a widely recognised and expanding grassroots movement of community-driven conservation across northern Kenya.  ♥️ Reteti Elephant Sanctuary #burnaboy | Reteti Elephant Sanctuary | Facebook