The Elsa Conservation Trust
The Elsa Conservation Trust is a charity registered in the UK dedicated to conserving wildlife and protecting animal habitats in Kenya and East Africa. It was originally founded by George and Joy Adamson in the 1960's who fostered Elsa, an orphan lion cub, inspiring the 1966 film classic Born Free. This book celebrates the 50th anniversary of Born Free and George and Joy's life's work. More fully, the Trust's vision is to extend its programme to respond to the many emerging environmental challenges in Kenya today. Last year around 15,000 students and teachers passed through the Trust's centre of education for sustainability, benefitting both people and the environment.
The Trust is a valued institution in Kenya's wildlife community and a leading embassador for the protection of animals like Edward, Emily, and his pals. 10% of profits from this book are donated directly to the Trust's mission. If you would like to learn more about the Elsa Conservation Trust or make a contribution directly, please visit their website.
The Elsa Conservation Trust
The Elsa Conservation Trust is a charity registered in the UK dedicated to conserving wildlife and protecting animal habitats in Kenya and East Africa. It was originally founded by George and Joy Adamson in the 1960's who fostered Elsa, an orphan lion cub, inspiring the 1966 film classic Born Free. This book celebrates the 50th anniversary of Born Free and George and Joy's life's work. More fully, the Trust's vision is to extend its programme to respond to the many emerging environmental challenges in Kenya today. Last year around 15,000 students and teachers passed through the Trust's centre of education for sustainability, benefitting both people and the environment.
The Trust is a valued institution in Kenya's wildlife community and a leading embassador for the protection of animals like Edward, Emily, and his pals. 10% of profits from this book are donated directly to the Trust's mission. If you would like to learn more about the Elsa Conservation Trust or make a contribution directly, please visit their website.
Giraffe Manor
Located on the outskirts of Nairobi, Kenya, and dating back to the 1930's, Giraffe Manor is one of East Africa's most iconic buildings. The hotel itself is home to a number of resident Rothchild giraffe who visit the Manor in the mornings and evenings to greet guests and sniff out some snacks before venturing out to their sanctuary.
Giraffe Manor's lifelong ambition is the preservation of this beautiful and threatened species, and in supporting that cause offers an unrivalled experience including breakfast with the giraffes, an exquisite dining experience, guided walks within the giraffe conservation, and a complimentary car service to take you to all the tourist attractions in the local area. For more information on Giraffe Manor please visit the website.