
The Tsavo Conservation area in Kenya is home to the country’s unique elephant population as well as to indigenous communities such as the Maasai people, who have been co-existing with the elephants for millennia. However, due to the rise of poaching as one of the most lucrative international crimes, both animals and humans find themselves in a desperate, life-threatening situation. The TUI Care Foundation is now supporting an initiative that incorporates traditional knowledge from communities into a system of modern methods and technology to stop poaching before it happens. The initiative also provides modern equipment to local rangers and helps decrease human-elephant conflict incidents in the Tsavo Conservation Area.