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Is there anything more wonderful than a pachyderm pile up? Yes, when it involves two calves born to orphans we’ve reintegrated. Zigi and Sulwe are among 91 tiny trunks born as a direct result of our Orphans’ Project – meet this next generation:

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As Lenny led the Umani herd home for the evening, Zigi decided to hitch a ride! Lenny and Zigi are among 77 known calves born to orphans we rescued, raised, and rewilded. These elephants are the greatest testament to the success of our Orphans’ Project — showing how saving the life of an orphan can pave the way for generations to come.

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Wild-born babies Mwana and Sulwe are the perfect picture of friendship today, with little Sulwe finding comfort nibbling on Mwana's ear - a sweet bonding behaviour we often see between young elephants. Mwana holds a very special place in our hearts as Umani Springs' first granddaughter, whilst Sulwe represents another wonderful success story. These wild-born calves are the ultimate proof that our Orphans' Project works - former orphans not only thriving in the wild but starting families of their own. Watching these elephants grow up together, like siblings , shows how these wild-born babies are building their own bonds and learning from each other, just as nature intended. Your support creates these success stories:

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Mentorship is very important in elephant society. During the reintegration phase, we help our dependent orphans transition to their wild lives by offering a safe, supportive environment in which they can learn from and mingle freely with wild elephants, ex-orphans, and their families. This scene captures how naturally these dynamics unfold: The big bull, known as ‘Customer Number One’, is a wild elephant who often arrives early to join the orphans for breakfast. On this morning, he lined up beside ex-orphan Chyulu (far left) and her wild-born sons, Cheka and Charli, surrounded by our dependent herd. Learn more about our work to rescue, raise, and rewild orphan elephants at:

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Meet Sulwe. You met her mum, Sonje, earlier this week. Sulwe was born wild on Christmas morning 2024, in the Kibwezi Forest just outside our Umani Springs Reintegration Unit. Sonje was once one of our most seriously wounded rescues – she arrived in 2012, nine months old, with a fractured leg – a victim of the poaching crisis. Thirteen years later, Sonje is wild, and Sulwe is the proof. She turned one in December. Earlier this year she tried to pull the tail of another wild-born calf, found out he was stronger than she expected, and ran back to her mother. Human or elephant, the kids all have to learn how to get along, it seems. Every calf like Sulwe is a bright light of hope for elephants. Meet some of the others, alive today because years ago we rescued their orphaned mothers:

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