案例简介：David Chancellor @ chancellordavid的视频这是我一生中最不寻常的经历之一，我知道当这么多人经历如此艰难的时刻时，这是多么奇怪。这些大象是作为孤儿来到这里的，早在我们知道新型冠状病毒肺炎之前，它们就已经受到非凡的人类的照顾，他们现在必须将它们释放到一个新的复杂环境中。在过去的几天里，我与这些大象以及那些照顾它们四年的人并肩行走，因为他们最后一次将它们引导到Sera社区保护区深处的一个水点。他们溜走了，希望大象能在这里已经建立的牛群中找到他们的新家庭。那天晚上在营地，泰森·伦克泰没有睡觉; 他想回到他最后一次看到大象的地方 “只是为了检查”，但他拒绝了。早晨，我们在黎明前离开，发现了被称为Nadosit，Nchurai，Bawa和Loisaba的大象的踪迹，这些大象与更大的牛群结合在一起。我们在远处跟着他们，直到很明显他们又分开了，朝着大坝走了自己的路。在那里，我们再次找到了他们，泰森和另一位看守说了最后的再见。从现在开始，他们将通过脖子上的跟踪项圈观察大象。现在他们在野外行走。我再次敬畏那些保护和保护地球野生动物和资源的人。要查看更多，请关注我 @ chancellordavid。@ r.e.s.c.u.e @ nrt_kenya。

案例简介：Videos by David Chancellor @chancellordavid This has been one of the most extraordinary experiences of my life, and I know how strange that is when so many are going through such a difficult time. These elephants arrived as orphans, long before we even knew about COVID-19, and they’ve been cared for by extraordinary human beings who must now release them into a new and complex environment. Over the past few days I’ve walked side by side with these elephants and those who have cared for them for four years, as they guided them for the last time to a water point deep within Sera Community Conservancy. They slipped away, hoping the elephants would find their new family among the herds already established here. At camp that night Tyson Lenanketai didn’t sleep; he thought of going back to where he’d last seen the elephants "just to check" but he resisted. In the morning we left before dawn and found the tracks of elephants known as Nadosit, Nchurai, Bawa, and Loisaba, which had joined up with a larger herd. We followed them at a distance until it became obvious that they’d split again and gone their own way toward a dam. There, we found them once more, and Tyson and another caretaker said their final goodbyes. From now on they’d watch the elephants via the tracking collars fitted on their necks. Now they are walking wild. Once again, I’m in awe of those who protect and preserve the planet's wildlife and resources. To see more follow me @chancellordavid. @r.e.s.c.u.e @nrt_kenya.

国家地理 - Videos by David Chancellor @chancellordavid This has been one of the most extraordinary experiences of my life, and I kn

案例简介：David Chancellor @ chancellordavid的视频这是我一生中最不寻常的经历之一，我知道当这么多人经历如此艰难的时刻时，这是多么奇怪。这些大象是作为孤儿来到这里的，早在我们知道新型冠状病毒肺炎之前，它们就已经受到非凡的人类的照顾，他们现在必须将它们释放到一个新的复杂环境中。在过去的几天里，我与这些大象以及那些照顾它们四年的人并肩行走，因为他们最后一次将它们引导到Sera社区保护区深处的一个水点。他们溜走了，希望大象能在这里已经建立的牛群中找到他们的新家庭。那天晚上在营地，泰森·伦克泰没有睡觉; 他想回到他最后一次看到大象的地方 “只是为了检查”，但他拒绝了。早晨，我们在黎明前离开，发现了被称为Nadosit，Nchurai，Bawa和Loisaba的大象的踪迹，这些大象与更大的牛群结合在一起。我们在远处跟着他们，直到很明显他们又分开了，朝着大坝走了自己的路。在那里，我们再次找到了他们，泰森和另一位看守说了最后的再见。从现在开始，他们将通过脖子上的跟踪项圈观察大象。现在他们在野外行走。我再次敬畏那些保护和保护地球野生动物和资源的人。要查看更多，请关注我 @ chancellordavid。@ r.e.s.c.u.e @ nrt_kenya。

国家地理 - Videos by David Chancellor @chancellordavid This has been one of the most extraordinary experiences of my life, and I kn

案例简介：Videos by David Chancellor @chancellordavid This has been one of the most extraordinary experiences of my life, and I know how strange that is when so many are going through such a difficult time. These elephants arrived as orphans, long before we even knew about COVID-19, and they’ve been cared for by extraordinary human beings who must now release them into a new and complex environment. Over the past few days I’ve walked side by side with these elephants and those who have cared for them for four years, as they guided them for the last time to a water point deep within Sera Community Conservancy. They slipped away, hoping the elephants would find their new family among the herds already established here. At camp that night Tyson Lenanketai didn’t sleep; he thought of going back to where he’d last seen the elephants "just to check" but he resisted. In the morning we left before dawn and found the tracks of elephants known as Nadosit, Nchurai, Bawa, and Loisaba, which had joined up with a larger herd. We followed them at a distance until it became obvious that they’d split again and gone their own way toward a dam. There, we found them once more, and Tyson and another caretaker said their final goodbyes. From now on they’d watch the elephants via the tracking collars fitted on their necks. Now they are walking wild. Once again, I’m in awe of those who protect and preserve the planet's wildlife and resources. To see more follow me @chancellordavid. @r.e.s.c.u.e @nrt_kenya.

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国家地理 - Videos by David Chancellor @chancellordavid This has been one of the most extraordinary experiences of my life, and I kn

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