Local voices in elephant conservation with Katito Sayialel

Boots on the ground podcast
16/12/2020 24 min

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Episode Synopsis

In this bonus episode of our series #womenintravel, I get to have a chat with Katito Sayialel, a local Maasai from Loitokitok. She has worked for 25 years studying and monitoring elephants 🐘 in Amboseli national park. Katito works for a project called Amboseli trust for elephants, an organization who since its inception in 1972 has worked towards studying elephants in Amboseli, monitoring their numbers and also reducing threats faced to curb and maintain a healthy and secure elephant population. Enjoy💚

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