| For decades poachers were at large in the Ndara plains killing many thousends of animals with snares, poison, spears and guns. Today projects like the Sagala Game Sanctuary protect the wildlife and help to repopulate the area to a natural level. For this reason we are breeding indigenous spe-cies in our park which is fenced to protect the animals from poachers, lions and other hazzards.The older animals will find their way to the wild and the young animals are kept until they are strong enough to make their own way. The project is sponsored by the Sagala Lodge & Travel Trade Ltd. We are continuing to add more species as we are going along with the target to finally host a mixed population of indigenous animals that were once populating the plains in large numbers. |
| The Sagala Widllife Protection Sanctuary |
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| they all feel comfortable and protected now |
| Malaika's father |
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| The new year started lucky for us, another baby eland "Mbili" was born on just exactly 1.1.2007 ... |
| our beautiful Oryx family |
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| ...followed by "Malaika" our new cute waterbuck baby born 14.2.2007 |
| Malaika with her Mama |
| Mbili with parents |
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| " Mama Eland " |
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| " Kisito " when he was born on 12.10.2007. Unfortunatly his mother abandoned him from day one, but luckyly we managed to feed him with the bottle (every two hours). Kisito is a male Oryx and he is now doing very well as you can see on the photo above |
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| This is " Furaha " born on 6th Feb 2008 |
| Kisito February 2008 |
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| On the right is an example of a poisones trap like we often find during our patrols - just imagine the pain for the animals - Any help to enable us increase patrols will be much appreciated |
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| This is our baby Buffalo Bahati ! He was rescued after his mother was killed by some lions. When he was spotted he was alone and some Jakals were already chasing him ..... |
| ....so we took him to the lodge - he turned out to be male 3 weeks old .... and drinks 1 liter of milk every 4 hours ! |
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