STORIES FROM THE HEART OF AFRICAN ELEPHANT CONSERVATION

Field Notes, Volume 1

Field Notes, Volume I is a collection of stories from the frontlines of conservation. Produced by Sheldrick Wildlife Trust and written by Angela Sheldrick, this limited-edition book offers a behind-the-scenes look at the Trust’s renowned conservation work, from the perspective of someone who has grown up at the heart of it all. Featuring 176 pages of stunning photographs and stories, Field Notes, Volume I shines a light on the hope, heartbreak, and history of Kenya’s wildlife and wild spaces.

Hardback, measuring approximately 14” x 9.5” x 1”

READER REVIEW

I just received my copy of Field Notes Volume 1. This book is remarkable and so much more than I expected.

The photos are absolutely stunning. What I didn’t expect was the story of the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust. From the founding to today’s mission. From a small 1st location to the multiple locations today that accommodate the stages that prepare the orphans for their return to the wild.

I cried many tears. Tears of joy, tears of sadness, tears of awe, and tears of gratitude for all the people at the Sheldrick Trust that care for and protect our elephants.

Thank you to all behind the scenes people that we don’t hear about. Finally thank you Angela for sharing your history and stories.

Anyone who loves our elephants should buy this book.

Sincerely,
Lisa

ABOUT SHELDRICK WILDLIFE TRUST

Founded in 1977, Sheldrick Wildlife Trust (SWT) is a global leader in wildlife conservation. Renowned for its pioneering work rescuing, rehabilitating, and rewilding orphaned African elephants and rhinos, SWT’s overarching mission is to secure a future for all of Kenya’s wildlife through the effective management and protection of key ecosystems across the country.