Founded in 1977, the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust is a pioneering facility dedicated to the protection and rehabilitation of black rhinos and African elephants. Located within Nairobi National Park, this nonprofit organization rescues injured and orphaned animals from the wild, providing them with the care and support needed for a successful return to their natural habitats. Visitors can observe the daily routines of these majestic creatures, including feeding and mud baths, gaining a deeper understanding of the trust’s vital conservation efforts.
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