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In the very early hours of 13th May 2011 three young orphaned African elephants stepped into a vehicle, some with gentle persuasion, that would take them to Tsavo National Park and the next stage in their journey back to the wild. Olare, Kibo and Kandecha are orphan elephants, given a second chance at life through the efforts of the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust. Beginning at the DSWT's Nursery in Nairobi, these elephants have been afforded everything they need to develop and grow as elephants, both physically and emotionally. As their tusks begin to show and they start to show greater wild elephant behaviour it is time to move them to Tsavo National Park, where the DSWT operates two reintegration centres. From here they will return to the wild, where they belong. This short film shows the journey to Ithumba for Olare, Kandecha and Kibo and the amazing greeting received on arrival at Ithumba. Where those that had embarked on the same journey years before them were ready and waiting for their arrival. Established in 1977, the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust (SWT) operates the world’s most successful orphan elephant rescue and rehabilitation program, rescuing and hand-rearing orphaned elephants and other animals that have lost their mothers, all too often as a result of human activity. But we do much more than this. Through our Aerial, Anti-Poaching and Mobile Veterinary Units, we safeguard the natural environment and provide immediate assistance to wild animals in need. We also secure irreplaceable wilderness areas so that animals will always have space to roam and work with local partners and communities to ensure people and wildlife can live alongside one another. More Information about the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust can be found on the website ▶ https://www.sheldrickwildlifetrust.org/ Adopt an Orphan in Need ▶ https://www.sheldrickwildlifetrust.or... Facebook ▶ / sheldricktrust Twitter ▶ / sheldricktrust Instagram ▶ / sheldricktrust