The first ever official Project Managers Training is being held at our Training center now. We are proud and happy to be welcoming Aloyce & William from Ngorongoro and Peter from Tarangire as well as Alex and John of World Animal Protection from Mikumi. Tarangire and Ngorongoro are critical to lion conservation as they support…
Community without borders
Between August 12th – 15th, more than twenty community members from two Tanzanian sites, in Tarangire and Ngorongoro, visited our Lion Guardians core project in the Amboseli ecosystem, Kenya.
In Depth: The 5th Annual Lion Guardians Games
Every year the Lion Guardians Games is a competitive affair, full of excitement, camaraderie and bonding
It’s World Lion Day – take a minute to honor, celebrate and protect the lion.
“What is the current lion population in our ecosystem?” “If the gestation period for a lion is about three and half months, why is their population down?” “Give me the Maasai names of five lions in your locality? ” “How many claws does a lion have in total?” These questions…
Join Us and Celebrate World Lion Day with Pride
According to the National Geographic there may actually be more lion statues and images in the world than actual wild lions in Africa today. Indeed, the world is losing one of its greatest predators at an unprecedented rate and they need your help to raise awareness of their plight. August 10th has been decreed World Lion…
Director Leela Hazzah nominated as 2014 CNN Hero
Airing on the CNN network, a 2014 CNN Hero nominee: “We should all feel proud” – Leela Haazah
The 5th Annual Lion Guardians Games: A Day of Camaraderie, Competition & Celebration
The 5th Annual Lion Guardians Games: A Day of Camaraderie, Competition & Celebration
The Lion Guardians 2013 Annual Report is here
We are pleased to share with you the collective efforts and achievements of 2013
The future kings of Amboseli
When Eric Ole Kesoi, Lion Guardians’ Community Manager, someone who has tracked and followed lions for years, tells you he had an encounter with two of the ‘biggest lions he has ever seen,’ you can’t help but want to hear more. In the following post, Eric shares his first meeting with two of the largest…
Lion tracking in Maasai culture
Tracking is an art and an age-old tradition which can be very addictive. Lion tracking is usually inspired by boundless curiosity and ultimately the burning desire to find a lion.