Marwell Wildlife is thrilled to announce the birth of an endangered Grevy’s zebra foal born to first time mum Khumba. Grevy’s are the largest zebra species and are found in Northern Kenya and Southern Ethiopia where there are currently thought to be fewer than 2,000 in the wild. Populations have suffered as a result of habitat loss, extended periods of drought and poaching but are now thought to be stabilising. Did you know? Zebra pregnancies last 12-13 month and foals can usually stand within a

In northern Kenya, the Grevy's Zebra Trust came up with a program to help local female Masai trackers better understand the routes Grevy's zebras use. | East Africa Daily