Our quarterly community report for January to March, a period that included the SWT partnering with the Elephant Queen Trust, Wildlife Clubs of Kenya, and the Kenya Wildlife Service to conduct conservation education in schools and communities. SWT supported 1,461 children from 8 schools through our feeding program, and 16,653 students from 72 schools through the support from the Chantecaille Conservation Foundation, which aims to protect natural biodiversity by supporting local communities who live in proximity to it. The SWT also hosted 10 field trips for school children to Tsavo East and West National Parks. SWT continues to support 13 children from local communities through secondary education and 2 bright and deserving young adults through university. Over the month of March SWT also inspected and cleaned 198 beehives, and it is hoped and expected that new occupations will yield farmers a good income of honey in the coming months.
