Positioned at the geographical heart of Kenya, Segera became the catalyst for a bold, landscape-scale conservation effort — removing boundaries and reconnecting wildlife corridors to create one of the largest interconnected rhino habitats in the world. By linking private and community conservancies, the sanctuary is restoring safe passage and space for rhinos to return to their natural range.
Protecting rhinos requires constant vigilance, skilled rangers – both men and women working side by side – and significant resources. By collaborating and sharing expertise, Segera and its partners are building a sustainable, long-term conservation model that protects biodiversity while supporting surrounding communities. This collaborative approach creates lasting benefits for both people and wildlife, ensuring rhinos can once again thrive in Central Kenya.
The Film
Anella, the daughter of a Maasai tracker, is one of the first female anti-poaching rangers in Kenya. In past generations, a woman having a job and financial independence was looked down upon in Anella’s community. However, Anella has helped change that mindset by bringing a whole new sense of pride to her family and village.
My main job I have now is to protect the animals and now we hear that the rhino is coming. It’s coming to their place which used to be its home. And I’ll give all my effort to protect it.
