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Thanks to a very generous donation from the Arcus Foundation, FFI was able to protect 90,000 acres at the foot of Mount Kenya. The Ol Pejeta Conservancy has become the largest black rhino sanctuary in east Africa and is also home to a chimpanzee sanctuary. The property has been transferred from FFI to a new Kenyan non-profit entity under a long-term management agreement which incorporates ecotourism for financial security.
RECENT NEWS:
The Fab Four enjoy being back in Africa
03/02/2010
Sudan, Suni, Najin and Fatu – four of the world’s rarest large mammal are settling into their new home thanks to the collaborative efforts of FFI and a consortium of conservation organisations.
World’s rarest rhinos travel back to Africa
20/12/2009
FFI plays critical role in last ditch efforts to save the world’s rarest large mammal from extinction.
Rare sighting of African wild dogs in Ol Pejeta Conservancy
10/07/2009
FFI partner reports an exciting new addition to the wildlife at Kenyan protected area.
Newsflash! Ol Pejeta on British television this Tuesday evening
11/05/2009
Kenyan Conservancy is subject of new documentary on ITV1 – be sure to watch i
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