WildlifeDirect

Over the weekend, some of our community children gathered at the Field Lab Library for an exciting day of discovery, creativity, and conservation learning.

The young learners explored a collection of fascinating books about elephants and rhinos, expanding their understanding of these iconic pachyderms and the important role they play in our ecosystems. Inspired by what they learned, the children expressed their creativity through painting and drawing, proudly showcasing beautiful artworks celebrating wildlife.

This activity is part of this year's Parchyderm Challenge and continues to deepen their knowledge and passion for elephant conservation, building on their participation in the Kifaru Challenge organized by WildlifeDirect last year and made possible through the generous support of Conservation Nation

Calling all filmmakers, storytellers, and conservation creatives

Wildscreen Festival Kenya 2026 is bringing together some of the most exciting voices in natural world storytelling on the 11-12 June in Nairobi. Not close by? Online tickets are also available so you can join from anywhere in the world!

You can expect:
Incredible networking opportunities with industry professionals and creatives Two days of inspiring talks and screenings. Connecting with a global community passionate about storytelling and impact.
Thursday 11 & Friday 12 June 2026
Nairobi, Kenya, and online (Tickets cannot be purchased on the door and must be purchased in advance online)
Get your Festival Pass via
AfricanStorytelling