The baby elephant was driven by truck to a most unusual orphanage in Nairobi, run by a woman named Daphne Sheldrick. The wife of the late David Sheldrick, founder and warden of Tsavo National Park ...

Home is the Nairobi nursery of the David Sheldrick Wildlife ... It was Aisha that revealed to Daphne another essential ingredient for raising an orphan elephant. When Daphne traveled to Nairobi ...

For decades, conservationists rallied people against poachers to save elephants from extinction. Despite the war on poaching being won, elephant populations continue to be decimated. The ugly truth is ...

Dr Dame Daphne Sheldrick Conservation icon Daphne ... including the BBC’s Elephant Diaries, 60 minutes - The Orphanage, For the Love of Elephants and The Elephant Who Found a Mom.

If Dame Daphne hadn’t already been ... humane place is the more striking. Perhaps Sheldrick’s most extraordinary assistant is Eleanor, an elephant found in 1961 at age 2.

The war on the ivory trade has been both public and successful, yet elephant populations continue to be decimated. Poaching's well-publicised decline made people feel the threat to elephants was over.