The Matriarchs
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Their joy isn’t just for show; Its lived.
Maasai women carry their stories in every song and every dance.
With every clap and voice raised together, they celebrate life, family and the strength that holds them together.
It’s more than just music and movement . It’s a tradition full of joy and unity, passed down through generations.
Meet our newest Matriarch, Lisa Hywood, who has spent more than thirty years caring for one of the world’s most trafficked mammals.
This is a glimpse into her world and her work with pangolins.
Read the full story on our website. Link in story.
24/03/2026
A new Matriarch is joining our herd this Friday.
Her story is one of quiet strength, purpose, and deep connection.
Keep an eye on our socials.
You’ll find a link in our story to sign up and be the first to read the blog.
06/10/2025
With Teacher’s Day having passed yesterday, we take a moment to celebrate the educators who guide and inspire young minds each day.
Whether it is teaching science and maths in a classroom, sharing lessons on conservation in the wild, or showing how music can build confidence, every teacher helps to shape a brighter future for their learners.
Their dedication reminds us how powerful knowledge and care can be in helping each child grow.
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