Video Clips
 
  Beautiful Story on elephants at CNN
  The Tsavo Orphans
Created by Channel G, a 501c3 non profit organisation, this short format documentary highlights the work of the DSWT in the rescue and rehabilitation of orphan animals and the protection of Kenya's wilderness. Channel G have donated the film to us and will use it themselves to generate awareness of the plight facing Kenya's wildlife and our efforts to it.
  Elephant Orphans
Since 1987, we have successfully hand-reared more than 70 orphaned elephants and 17 black rhino orphans. Rescued baby elephants and rhinos are first taken to our nursery in Nairobi National Park, where we begin the difficult task of rearing these babies, so that they might return to the wild when grown. In this clip the head keeper at our Nairobi Nursery talks a little about what is involved in caring for fragile baby elephants.
 
  Anti-Poaching
We currently operate seven anti-poaching teams tasked with protecting wildlife and tackling the illegal bushmeat trade. This film provides insight into the work of our anti-poaching teams, including the removal of illegal snares and the arrest poachers.
 
  Community Outreach
We are becoming increasingly active within communities bordering Kenya’s National Parks, where incidents of human-wildlife conflict are most common. We work closely with communities and schools to develop an understanding of our work and the value of wildlife and habitats – as the future of wildlife is ultimately in the hands of the people.
 
  Other Assistance
Kenya’s wildlife comes under the protection of the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS). We work closely with this organisation to help them protect all wildlife and assist them in carrying out their role. This film shows a little of what it is we are able to do to help the KWS.
  Elephant Diaries
BBC Worldwide has produced a series of 26 short films, taken from its television series 'Elephant Diaries'. The films provide a taster for the full series and a unique insight into our orphans' project. The short films are all available to watch on YouTube and we have provided here the link to the first film.

We hope you find these video clips of interest and remember that it is thanks to the support of people like you that we are able to undertake activities to protect and conserve wildlife.

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