In Kenya, the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust Helps Orphaned Elephants and Rhinos Return to the Wild
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The Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Kenya has raised more than 320 orphaned elephants and rhinos since 1977, with many now roaming free in the wild; more than 90 wild-born calves and grandcalves have been recorded among reintegrated elephants, and some mothers bring their newborns back to visit their former caretakers.
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