Here in the Greater Amboseli ecosystem, elephants frequently navigate landscapes containing people. Whether they’re crossing busy roads, passing through community lands, or occasionally raiding crops, elephants like Craig spend a lot of their time outside of protected areas. Our mission at Big Life is to partner with local communities to protect nature for the benefit of us all, and part of that means ensuring that humans and elephants live alongside one another as peacefully as possible. While

The Greater Amboseli Ecosystem is arguably the most iconic landscape in Africa, home to some of the continent’s richest wildlife. Our camera traps are continually documenting the diversity that makes the area Big Life’s ranger protect so unique. These images are from just one location in the foothills of the Chyulu range over the span of a month. On a national level, there simply isn’t anywhere else in Kenya that has the same density and diversity of wildlife species outside of formally protecte

KIMANA NIGHT LIFE If Amboseli National Park is the heart of the Amboseli ecosystem, then Kimana Sanctuary is one of its lungs. Its swamps, streams and plentiful grass provide perennial relief for all of Amboseli’s wildlife. But in the last decade, the veins and arteries connecting these critical organs of Amboseli have become clogged. Today, a strip of human development along the Emali-Loitokitok Highway has cut off all but one small connection between the two. At just 46 meters wide at its narr