Hyenas on the rampage

Since late last year and the beginning of this year, conflict levels have drastically reduced. Lion attacks on livestock have been few and far in between and this has made the work of various stakeholders within the Amboseli ecosystem, including our Lion Guardians, a bit easy. However, hyenas, the most hated animal by any pastoralist,…

Large concentration of lions in fatal habitat

Osewan is a re-known thicket that extends well beyond the jurisdiction of Lion Guardians. The Maasai section that inhabit most of this area are called Matapato and are yet to benefit from the fruits of conservation, thus highly intolerant to predators that kill their livestock. This is the same area in which one of our…

Sponsor a lion: it’s not too late!

If you’re considering making a last-minute tax exempt donation to a worthwhile cause for 2011, there’s still time left to sponsor a lion! Your lion sponsorship could be a gift to a loved one, or a wonderful way to fulfil a new year’s resolution to help make a difference in conservation. You will be the…

A fund raising challenge!

One of our biggest fans Kate Nichols has offered to donate $1 per new like to our page http://www.facebook.com/lionguardians – up until 2,000 likes! Please help us raise $694. Our last appeal for funds fell flat with a big thud, with the exception of Kate who is now supporting TWO lion guardians and one other…

Sikiria’s price of double courtship

Sikiria is one of our favourite collared lions with interesting movement patterns. He has travelled no less than 5,635 kms before settling in one area in Oltiasika. His area of choice has all the characteristic and positive factors for a lion’s permanent territory. It is abuzz with different prey species not to mention its proximity…