Big Life Foundation
@biglifefoundation.bsky.social
On the ground in East Africa, partnering with communities to protect nature for the benefit of all.
The next generation has arrived in Amboseli. After months of drought, signs of rain are stirring life back into the land. Fresh green shoots, newborn calves, and fragile giraffes with umbilical cords still attached—each one proof that nature endures and our work matters. 🌧️🦒
October 21, 2025 at 6:10 PM
The next generation has arrived in Amboseli. After months of drought, signs of rain are stirring life back into the land. Fresh green shoots, newborn calves, and fragile giraffes with umbilical cords still attached—each one proof that nature endures and our work matters. 🌧️🦒
Heading into the weekend like an egret on an elephant’s back! 🐘🐦 Elephants stir up insects and water for opportunistic birds. We hope your weekend is as relaxed as this bird! #Wildlife #Nature #WeekendVibes
October 10, 2025 at 4:56 PM
Heading into the weekend like an egret on an elephant’s back! 🐘🐦 Elephants stir up insects and water for opportunistic birds. We hope your weekend is as relaxed as this bird! #Wildlife #Nature #WeekendVibes
From elephants rumbling across ancient paths to dik-diks darting in the shadows, Amboseli is alive with movement, sound, & color. On #WorldAnimalDay we honor every species—and the rangers & supporters who protect them all. 🌍
October 4, 2025 at 3:01 PM
From elephants rumbling across ancient paths to dik-diks darting in the shadows, Amboseli is alive with movement, sound, & color. On #WorldAnimalDay we honor every species—and the rangers & supporters who protect them all. 🌍
🌿 Fun Fact Friday: Meet the Eland! 🌿 Did you know they’re the largest antelope and can leap nearly 3m? Big Life rangers protect them from threats like poaching. Thanks to your support, elands roam wild beneath Kilimanjaro! #FunFactFriday
September 26, 2025 at 4:30 PM
🌿 Fun Fact Friday: Meet the Eland! 🌿 Did you know they’re the largest antelope and can leap nearly 3m? Big Life rangers protect them from threats like poaching. Thanks to your support, elands roam wild beneath Kilimanjaro! #FunFactFriday
On the frontlines of Chyulu Hills, our rangers work tirelessly to dismantle deadly snares before they kill. Since July, 96 traps have been recovered and destroyed—96 animals spared a slow and painful death. Every snare removed is a life saved, and together we’re protecting wildlife.
September 5, 2025 at 5:01 PM
On the frontlines of Chyulu Hills, our rangers work tirelessly to dismantle deadly snares before they kill. Since July, 96 traps have been recovered and destroyed—96 animals spared a slow and painful death. Every snare removed is a life saved, and together we’re protecting wildlife.