Emergency Appeal: Replenishing a Waterhole @PTESwildlifevideos
Emergency Appeal: Replenishing a Waterhole  @PTESwildlifevideos
Uploaded November 2021 | Updated September 2026, 11 minutes ago
Kenya is in the middle of a severe drought, affecting both wildlife and locals in extreme ways. In Garissa County, East Kenya, our colleague Dr Abdullahi Ali Hussein is on the ground saving the giraffes and Grevy’s zebras, which are already at risk. This drought is turning an already serious situation into a life-threatening one. The failed rains, livestock grazing pressures and high temperatures have devastated over 80% of the pasture. Most watering holes are dry.

Your support can help ensure that watering holes like this one can continue to be replenished - providing a vital lifeline for the wildlife of Kenya. Credit: Ali Hussein.

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