Reteti is at the forefront of an expanding grassroots movement of community driven conservation across Northern Kenya; an effort that is not only protecting wildlife but also growing economies, transforming lives and conserving natural resources.
A couple of years ago, a dear Kenyan friend of mine, the Founder of Inzeku Education Foundation, invited me to become his UK ambassador and advocate for the children’s education charity he’d founded in his own home County some years earlier.
The Tsavo ecosystem encompasses 16,000 square miles of dramatically changing landscapes; a true wilderness, where there’s no electric light interference. Here you will see one of the longest lava flows in the world being the Yatta Plateau.
Being a well-seasoned specialist safari tour guide in Kenya, taking foster parents to meet their adopted orphaned elephants visiting the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, I have spent many days & weeks living out of my dusty duffel bag.
Although my love affair with Kenya began in 2004 on my very first Wildlife Safari, my journey with The Sheldrick Wildlife Trust started in 2011 with a book called “Love, Life and Elephants; an African Love Story” by Daphne Sheldrick.
