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11/08/2026

Waiting their turn. 🐘

The buffaloes got there first, so these elephants will just have to wait their turn. ☺️

Scenes like this are exactly why our Water for Wildlife Project matters, particularly during Tsavo’s driest months when every refill counts.

This World Elephant Day, we’re celebrating these incredible animals and continuing to do our small part to make life a little easier for them.💧🐘

Video credit: Ronald Mwasi

31/07/2026

Today, on World Rangers Day, we’d like you to meet Yusuf Bonaya , Head Ranger for Secluded African Properties Wildlife and Community Trust.

During a recent stay at Kipalo Hills, our founder, Mario Enzesberger , took our guests to meet Yusuf and spend time learning about the work of our ranger unit.

In this conversation, Yusuf explains the role the team plays in protecting wildlife and supporting conservation across the landscape. He shares where they patrol, what their work involves, the challenges they face, and why every day in the field matters.

Along the way, he also shows some of the different types of snares the team regularly removes during patrols…which is just one example of the many responsibilities our rangers undertake.

Their work is demanding and essential to the long-term protection of Kenya’s wildlife and wild places.

Today, we celebrate Yusuf and every ranger whose dedication, knowledge and courage help safeguard these landscapes for generations to come.

Thank you for everything you do.🙏🏼

Please excuse the audio quality in a few sections of the interview. We felt Yusuf’s message was too important not to share.

Video credit Varsha Rao

A spanner. A pair of overalls. A future.At first glance, these photographs don’t look extraordinary.But every tool Eric ...
19/07/2026

A spanner. A pair of overalls. A future.

At first glance, these photographs don’t look extraordinary.

But every tool Eric is holding represents a skill he worked hard to learn.

Through our School Bursary Project, Eric trained in mechanic school.

Today, he’s running his own mechanics business.🫶🏻

Every student we support has their own path.

This is Eric’s, and we’re incredibly proud to have been part of it. ❤️

Some journeys begin with opportunity. Others begin with determination.💪🏼Meet Amir Bakari Swaleh, one of the students sup...
13/07/2026

Some journeys begin with opportunity. Others begin with determination.💪🏼

Meet Amir Bakari Swaleh, one of the students supported through our School Bursary Project.

Amir lives with his grandmother and, despite the challenges he has faced growing up, remained focused on his education.

After scoring 357 marks at Ndome Primary School, he earned a place at Dr. Aggrey High School, where he is now continuing his studies.

Education has the power to change the course of a young person’s life. But talent and hard work can only go so far without the opportunity to continue learning.

Through this Project, we’re proud to support students like Amir as they work towards their goals and build brighter futures for themselves, their families and their communities.🫶🏻

Every student has a story.

This is one of them.❤️

Before these sewing machines came new skills.Before the finished products came months of learning and practice.The Commu...
05/07/2026

Before these sewing machines came new skills.

Before the finished products came months of learning and practice.

The Community Tailoring Project is about creating opportunities that last.

By equipping women from communities around our Lodges and Camps with tailoring and business skills, they’re able to build businesses of their own and earn an independent income.

Every uniform stitched, every cushion cover sewn and every new order completed is part of something much bigger than the finished product.

It’s opportunity.

And it’s the beginning of long-term change for families and communities.

We’re incredibly proud of how far these women have come, and we’re excited about the opportunity to support many more in the years ahead. ❤️

Before these sewing machines came new skills.Before the finished products came months of learning and practice.The Commu...
05/07/2026

Before these sewing machines came new skills.

Before the finished products came months of learning and practice.

The Community Tailoring Project is about creating opportunities that last.

By equipping women from communities around our Lodges and Camps with tailoring and business skills, they’re able to build businesses of their own and earn an independent income.

Every uniform stitched, every cushion cover sewn and every new order completed is part of something much bigger than the finished product.

It’s opportunity.

And it’s the beginning of long-term change for families and communities.

We’re incredibly proud of how far these women have come, and we’re excited about the opportunity to support many more in the years ahead. ❤️

Rewilding begins with a single tree. 🌱One of the ways we help restore habitats is by supporting the planting of indigeno...
28/06/2026

Rewilding begins with a single tree. 🌱

One of the ways we help restore habitats is by supporting the planting of indigenous trees.

As part of our rewilding initiative, we work to return native species to landscapes to rebuild healthier, more resilient ecosystems over time.

It’s easy to look at a small sapling and only see what it is today.

But given time, it becomes shade for wildlife, a home for birds and insects, protection for the soil and another piece of a thriving landscape.

Every tree planted is an investment in the future.

Not just for wildlife, but for the communities that depend on healthy ecosystems too.

One sapling may not transform a landscape overnight.

But thousands of them, growing over years, certainly can. 🌿💚

The things that change lives are not always the things people see.💧A water truck attracts attention when it arrives.The ...
21/06/2026

The things that change lives are not always the things people see.💧

A water truck attracts attention when it arrives.

The storage tanks become part of the landscape.

The pipes disappear into the background.

And eventually, people stop noticing them altogether.

Which is exactly the point.

The most successful community infrastructure is the kind that simply works.

Our Water for Community Project isn’t just about delivering water. It’s about building and maintaining those systems that allow communities to access it long after the truck has left.

Because real impact isn’t measured by a single delivery, but by what continues long after it.💙

09/06/2026

For many of the communities we work alongside, Boniface Mganga is a familiar face.

Born and raised in Mbulia, Boniface joined Secluded Africa as a ranger straight out of high school in 2012.

Through his dedication to both wildlife conservation and local communities, he rose through the ranks to become Deputy Head Ranger and Community Liaison Officer.

Today, he oversees many of our community projects, working closely with families, schools and local leaders.

In this video, Boniface shares how our projects have helped provide access to clean water, food support and educational opportunities in the area.

Boniface has become a mentor and guardian to many of the children supported through our education programme, including several orphans, and is passionate about creating opportunities for future generations.

We’re incredibly grateful for his commitment and to the donors whose support makes this work possible.❤️

Asante sana Boniface! Tunashukuru 🙏🏼 (Thank you Boniface! We are grateful).

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01/06/2026

This Madaraka Day, we’re celebrating the Kenya we’re proud to protect.🇰🇪❤️

What makes Kenya extraordinary is not only its wildlife and landscapes, but also the people working every day to protect and care for them.

Behind every conservation project we have are people giving their time, energy and knowledge to create a better future for both wildlife and their communities.

As we celebrate Kenya’s independence, we’re also celebrating the people who work tirelessly to protect the places and wildlife that make this country so special.

Happy Madaraka Day from all of us at Secluded African Properties Wildlife & Community Trust.

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