ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 7月30日 10時29分

Videos by David Chancellor @chancellordavid This has been one of the most extraordinary experiences of my life, and I know how strange that is when so many are going through such a difficult time. These elephants arrived as orphans, long before we even knew about COVID-19, and they’ve been cared for by extraordinary human beings who must now release them into a new and complex environment. Over the past few days I’ve walked side by side with these elephants and those who have cared for them for four years, as they guided them for the last time to a water point deep within Sera Community Conservancy. They slipped away, hoping the elephants would find their new family among the herds already established here. At camp that night Tyson Lenanketai didn’t sleep; he thought of going back to where he’d last seen the elephants "just to check" but he resisted. In the morning we left before dawn and found the tracks of elephants known as Nadosit, Nchurai, Bawa, and Loisaba, which had joined up with a larger herd. We followed them at a distance until it became obvious that they’d split again and gone their own way toward a dam. There, we found them once more, and Tyson and another caretaker said their final goodbyes. From now on they’d watch the elephants via the tracking collars fitted on their necks. Now they are walking wild. Once again, I’m in awe of those who protect and preserve the planet's wildlife and resources. To see more follow me @chancellordavid. @r.e.s.c.u.e @nrt_kenya.

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