Following the successful relocation of twenty-one rhino to Loisaba Conservancy there have been promising signs that there will be calves on their way. The strong rains which have sadly caused flooding in some areas, have provided plenty of green grass and water for the wild animals at Loisaba. This morning Elewana Collection reported that:
"The rhinos have settled well into their new environment, with territories established and couples observed mating. Notably, these pairings have contributed to genetic diversity, with individuals from different conservancies forming bonds. Bingwa from OPC has been seen with both Naomi from NNP and Akitam from Lewa, Margaret from NNP has partnered with Muturi from Lewa, and Bruno from OPC has bonded with Safiya from Lewa."
