Gallery • From the Field
A Window
into the Mara.
The rhinos, the rangers, the communities and the land: four chapters from the field, in pictures.
Chapter One
The Rhino.
Black and white rhinos are the keystone of this landscape. Every photograph here was taken within sight of a ranger.
The Rhino
A white rhino crosses golden grassland in the conservancy.
The Rhino
Rangers keep quiet watch as a white rhino grazes on open grassland.
The Rhino
Field teams log every sighting; the population record grows one patrol at a time.
The Rhino
A white rhino grazing up close.
The Rhino
Eye level with a white rhino on a red-earth track.
The Rhino
A lone white rhino grazing in open grassland.
The Rhino
A white rhino walks a bush track, a ranger close behind.
The Rhino
Two white rhinos on the move, a ranger alongside.
The Rhino
Head down, horn forward: a white rhino grazing.
The Rhino
Two white rhinos grazing on a hillside above the plains.
Chapter Two
The Guardians.
The rangers who walk the frontline, and the women joining their ranks.
The Guardians
Women rangers on foot, watching rhinos graze across the plain.
The Guardians
On patrol in the conservancy. Women rangers are central to the project’s plans.
The Guardians
A team leader and rangers in conversation on the grassland, a rhino grazing beyond.
Chapter Three
The Community.
Conservation is a human endeavour. These are the people who share the land with the wildlife.
The Community
Elders and young leaders meet beneath an acacia to plan the season together.
The Community
Community members gather at a solar-powered water point as the sun goes down.
The Community
A conservancy classroom. Bursaries aim to keep children here through secondary school.
The Community
Maasai elders cross grassland their families have shared with wildlife for generations.
Chapter Four
The Land.
Young indigenous trees on restored ground, the first step toward a returning canopy. Every restored hectare follows the same patient path, and the communities are part of each step.
Grassland
Woodland
Water
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People • Wildlife • Thriving Together
“A wilder, brighter tomorrow for the Mara.”