Eastern Black Rhino
Returned to Segera in 2025 after 60 years absent from this land — the only species on this list with its own dedicated sanctuary and full story.
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Lion
Present across the conservancy's core territory, benefiting from the reconnected corridors described on The Land.
Leopard
Solitary and elusive by nature — most often seen along the riverine treeline at dusk, where cover is densest.
Elephant
Uses the migratory corridors reopened in 2003 to move freely beyond Segera's own boundaries and into the wider Ewaso ecosystem.
Buffalo
Herds have grown steadily as grazing land recovered under the Tree of Life reforestation project.
Grevy's Zebra
One of the world's most threatened zebra species, distinguished from the more common plains zebra by its narrower stripes and larger, rounded ears. Laikipia is one of its last strongholds.
Reticulated Giraffe
Distinguished by its sharply defined, polygon-shaped coat pattern. Northern Kenya holds the majority of the species' remaining wild population.
Lelwel's Hartebeest
Among the rarest antelope subspecies in East Africa, with a distinctively long, narrow face and steeply sloped horns.
African Wild Dog
One of Africa's most endangered carnivores, needing exceptionally large, connected territories to sustain a pack — exactly what Segera's reopened corridors were built to provide.
