Earlier this year we were approached by the team at Noah's Ark Zoo Farm who were rebuilding their lion enclosure. They were keen to create some brand new interpretation for their visitors with an emphasis on conservation and we were delighted to be asked to assist. The first phase of signage is now up and we think you will all agree that it looks brilliant! To us, there is nothing more powerful for our education work than being involved in permanent displays that can be read by thousands of visitors every year. We can't wait to see it in person and to see how it all develops, watch this space! For more photos of their impressive new lion enclosure please look at our past posts. Thank you to the team at Noah's Ark for involving us in such a big new development. (fb)

There are no better updates than from our conservation partners on the status of the lions wearing our sponsored collars. This time from our friends at Kope Lion Lebutiama who was collared in September after straying out of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area (NCA) and deep into community land. He was successfully immobilised and translocated back into the NCA where he has since stayed put. He will be approaching 5 years old in October and has grown into a very impressive specimen. Lion life is tough as his body shows but he appears to be doing well and as shown by the map seems to have settled into an area known as Kakesio carving out his own territory there. We look forward to hearing more updates on his progress and we will share to all of our supporters when we receive them. (fb)