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Love, Life, and Elephants

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by Dame Daphne Sheldrick


  Father Ram

  International Convention for Trade in Endangered Species

  Ionides, C. J. P.

  Ithumba

  ivory

  Japan

  Jenkins, Betty see Bales, Betty

  Jenkins, Bryan

  Ayrshire cattle

  Cedar Park

  childhood

  Daphne’s divorce

  Daphne’s wedding

  death

  deteriorating health

  L’Esperance

  farm life

  with friends

  and grandchildren

  Kathamulla blind

  Kenyan independence

  and Kinanda

  Malindi

  Mara

  marriage

  Mau Mau uprising

  move to South Africa

  and Ricky-Ticky-Tavey

  Second World War

  Selengai

  and Bill Woodley

  Jenkins, Daphne see Sheldrick, Daphne

  Jenkins, Ellen see Chart, Ellen

  Jenkins, Marjorie

  and Daphne

  Daphne’s marriage to Bill

  death

  farm life and homemaking

  father’s death

  and grandchildren

  Jill’s wedding

  Kathamulla blind

  Malindi

  marriage and family

  move to South Africa

  and Nature

  Second World War

  Selengai

  Jenkins, Peter

  childhood

  Daphne’s marriage to Bill

  Daphne’s marriage to David

  David Sheldrick Memorial Appeal

  David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust

  and Huppety

  Mara

  Mau Mau uprising

  MBE

  Meru National Park

  Nairobi National Park house

  National Parks Service

  parents’ death

  rhinos

  school

  Selengai

  Tsavo National Park

  wedding

  Jenkins, Sarah

  Jenkins, Sheila see Wren, Sheila

  Jenkins, Stanley

  Jimmy (kudu)

  John Paul II

  Jordan, Bill

  Juma (elephant)

  Justine (warthog)

  Kafonde, Galogalo

  Kaluku Farm

  Kanderi (elephant)

  Kanderi waterhole

  Kapsitwet

  Kathamulla blind

  Kearney, Dennis

  Kenya

  black rhinos

  corruption

  drought

  elephant population

  independence

  ivory exports

  Mau Mau uprising

  railway

  tourism

  white settlers

  Wildlife Clubs

  see also specific places

  Kenya Girl’s High School

  Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS)

  Kenyatta, Jomo

  Kijabe

  Kikuyu

  see also Mau Mau

  Kimathena Massif

  Kimathi, Dedan

  Kimwele, Sergeant

  Kinanda

  King’s African Rifles

  Kipling, Rudyard

  Kisiki-cha-Mzungu

  Kori bustard

  Krapf, Johann Ludwig

  kudus

  Laikipia Plateau

  Lake Bogoria National Reserve

  Lake Nakuru National Park

  Lancaster House Conference

  Lari massacre

  Laws, Richard

  Leakey, Jonathan

  Leakey, Louis B.

  Leakey, Richard

  leopards

  Leuthold, Walter

  Lewa Downs

  lions

  Amboseli National Reserve

  Selengai

  locusts

  Lokwan (rhino)

  Lollipa (buffalo)

  Lugard, Lord

  Lugard’s Falls

  Lulu (leopard)

  Luo

  Maalim (rhino)

  McCabe, David ‘Makebi’

  McCaldin, John

  Macleod, Iain

  Macmillan, Harold

  Magadi, Lake

  Magnet (rhino)

  Magnum (rhino)

  Makindu force

  Makosa (rhino)

  Makula, Wambua

  Malaika (elephant)

  Malindi

  Mara

  Maralal

  Maralal Lodge

  Mary (elephant)

  Masai

  and Edo

  Nairobi

  Narok

  Olmeg

  and David Read

  smallpox

  and white settlers

  Masai Mara

  Massey, Hugh

  Mau Escarpment

  Mau Mau

  Maxwell (rhino)

  Mbatian, Chief

  Mboya, Tom

  Meinertzhagen, Richard

  Meru National Park

  Merz, Anna

  Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife

  Mkomazi National Reserve

  Moi, Daniel Arap

  Mombasa

  mongooses

  monkeys

  Mopea Gap

  Mtito Andei

  Musandari camp

  Muteti (gun-bearer)

  Muturi, Mr

  Mwangangi

  Nairobi

  Nairobi National Park

  elephant stables

  Orphanage

  Timsales house

  Naironi

  Naivasha

  Naivasha, Lake

  naked mole rats

  Nakuru, Lake

  Nakuru High School

  Narok

  National Geographic Magazine

  National Parks Service

  see also Royal National Parks Service

  National Reserves

  Ndiandaza

  Ndololo

  Ndume (elephant)

  Never Die (car)

  Ngai National Reserve

  Ngulia sanctuary

  Ntharakana blind

  Nzimbi, Mischak

  Ol Jori (elephant)

  Ol Kalou

  Old Spice (civet cat)

  Olindo, Perez

  Oliver Twist (swift)

  Oliver (warthog)

  Olmeg (elephant)

  Operation Mshale

  Oprah Winfrey Show, The

  Orma

  ostriches

  Out of Africa

  Outermost House, The (Beston)

  Parker, Ian ‘Chickweed’

  peacocks

  Pickle (mongoose)

  Piglet (bush pig)

  poaching

  Bloody Ivory

  David’s campaigns

  poison-making

  Poole, Bob

  Poon, Mrs

  Princess (horse)

  Puffin (shrike)

  Punda (zebra)

  Pushmi (rhino)

  Raru (elephant)

  Read, David (‘the Old M’)

  Rebmann, Johannes

  Red Head, Mr and Mrs (weavers)

  Red Peril

  Rendille

  Renison, Lady Eleanor

  Renison, Sir Patrick

  Reudi (rhino)

  rhinos

  Galana River

  gyrostigma fly

  poaching

  see also specific named animals

  Ricky-Ticky-Tavey (mongoose)

  Rooken-Smith, Emma Jane see Aggett, Emma Jane

  Rooken-Smith, Will (Great-Uncle Will)

  Royal National Parks Service

  see also National Parks Service

  Rudolf (rhino)

  Rufus (rhino)

  Saa Nane

  Sam (rhino)

  Samburu

  Samia (rhino)

  Samson (elephan
t)

  airstrip

  death

  ears

  eating

  and Eleanor

  and Jill

  marking gun

  and Piglet

  and Reudi

  and Rufus

  and sheep

  trunk

  sand grouse

  Sand River

  Scud (rhino)

  Second World War

  Sega (cook)

  Selengai

  Selous, Frederick

  Shangilla

  sheep

  Sheldrick, Angela (Daphne’s daughter)

  see Carr-Hartley, Angela

  Sheldrick, Daphne

  birth

  childhood

  Second World War

  at Nakuru High School

  at Selengai

  at Mara

  at Kenya Girls’ High School

  and Bill Woodley

  domestic skills

  secretarial course

  African Explosives and Chemical Industries Company

  and Kenya

  marriage to Bill

  at Maguga

  pregnancy

  Ol Kalou attack

  Tsavo National Park

  meets David

  marriage breakdown

  falls in love with David

  elephants

  safari

  in Nairobi

  divorce

  Kathamulla blind

  marriage to David

  Ndiandaza camp

  Kitani ya Ndundu camp

  pregnancy

  British passport

  elephant research project

  and Wiffle

  tree climbing

  and Peter

  and Bunty

  and Shmetty

  David’s cramping

  leaving Tsavo National Park

  Nairobi National Park

  Lake Bogoria National Reserve

  David’s death

  Wildlife Clubs articles

  Timsales house

  David Sheldrick Memorial Appeal

  David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust

  and David Read

  CITES

  MBE

  Dame

  wild elephant attack

  bone graft

  Japan visit

  David’s legacy

  Sheldrick, David (Daphne’s husband)

  Tsavo National Park

  marriage to Diana

  meets Daphne

  elephant orphans

  anti-poaching campaigns

  and hunters

  Daphne falls in love with

  elephants

  ‘museum’

  MBE

  safari

  Kathamulla blind

  drought

  marriage to Daphne

  Ndiandaza camp

  mongooses

  animals

  Galana River project

  and Jill

  Old Spice

  garden

  Daphne’s pregnancy

  British passport

  and Angela

  plane

  crocodiles

  elephant count

  elephant research project

  and Peter Jenkins

  Tsavo Research Committee

  and Eleanor

  and Samson

  and Wiffle

  rhinos

  melia tree

  buffalo orphans

  Field Force

  and Bunty

  kudus

  dak bungalow

  naked mole rats

  and Shmetty

  warthogs

  cramping

  Head of Planning Unit

  leaving Tsavo National Park

  Nairobi National Park

  Lake Bogoria National Reserve

  death

  Ngai National Reserve

  legacy

  see also David Sheldrick Memorial Appeal; David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust

  Sheldrick, Diana (David’s first wife)

  Sheldrick, Jill (Daphne’s daughter) see Woodley, Jill

  Sheldrick, Kenneth (David’s son)

  Sheldrick, Valerie (David’s daughter)

  Shida (rhino)

  Shifta

  Shmetty (elephant)

  shrikes

  Simon, Noel

  Sindiyo, Daniel

  60 Minutes

  snakes

  Sobo (elephant)

  Sochen, Jeff

  Solango (elephant)

  Solio (rhino)

  Solio Ranch

  Somalis

  Stott, Miss

  Stroppie (rhino)

  Subutai

  Sutton, John

  swifts

  Taru (elephant)

  Taru Desert

  Tatsamura, Jin

  Thabangunji

  Thomas (elephant)

  Thomson, Joseph

  Thomson’s Falls

  Timsales house

  Tiva River

  Kathamulla blind

  Tom Thumb (warthog)

  Trevor, Simon

  Tsavo National Park

  Africanization

  buffaloes

  dak bungalow

  drought

  elephant rehabilitation centres

  elephant research project

  elephants

  environmental concerns

  funds frozen

  Galana River

  house and garden

  hunting

  Peter Jenkins

  Kanderi waterhole

  Kathamulla blind

  leaving

  Ndiandaza camp

  plane

  poaching

  rhinos

  Tsavo Research Committee

  visitors

  Turkana

  Turner, Myles

  Uaso Nyiro

  Voi

  Voi Force

  Voi Hotel

  Voi River

  Wakamba

  Waliangulu

  warthogs

  Watamu

  Wateita

  weavers

  see also buffalo weavers

  Webb, Dick (Grandpa Webb)

  Daphne’s childhood

  Daphne’s marriage to Bill

  death

  family home

  and Granny Chart

  Malindi

  Marjorie’s marriage

  and Mau Mau

  Second World War

  Webb, Ellen (Granny Webb)

  Daphne’s childhood

  Daphne’s marriage to Bill

  death

  husband’s death

  Malindi

  and Mau Mau

  Webb, Marjorie see Jenkins, Marjorie

  Wendi (elephant)

  Where No Vultures Fly

  Whiddett, Mr

  White Highlands

  Wiffle (dikdik)

  wildebeest

  Wilderness Guardian, The

  Wildlife Clubs

  Wildlife Conservation and Management

  Department

  Wildlife Services

  Woodall, Sarah see Jenkins, Sarah

  Woodley, Bill

  anti-poaching campaign

  David Sheldrick Memorial Appeal

  David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust

  death

  divorce

  and Eleanor

  elephant hunting

  elephant poaching

  and Jill

  Jill’s marriage

  marriage breakdown

  marriage to Daphne

  marriage to Ruth

  Mau Mau uprising

  MBE

  Nairobi National Park house

 

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