Bob Kudelka

Monday, December 8, 1941
NY Times Front Page
(TimesMachine Archives)

Lenny, Mwana, Zigi and Sulwe are the epitome of what we are working towards: elephant families living wild and free. When their mothers were orphaned as infants, our Orphans' Project saved them, raised them and returned them to the wild – where they're now nurturing this new generation.

Rescued as a tiny 5-month-old calf from the Chyulu Hills in 2016, Esampu now lives completely wild, but continues to maintain the bonds with her human family that sustained her through her most vulnerable years. She chooses when to come and when to leave - exactly as it should be.

#WildSuccess

It's getting hot in Tsavo and when the sun's at its peak, everyone is happy to find a little shade. Rescued orphan black rhino Chamboi found just the right spot, where he was soon joined by Keeper Jackson, and then Bombi the zebra decided she didn't want to be left out. Sharing is caring after all!

Berthe Morisot

Berthe Morisot

My summer fun.

Morning at the lake.

From marathon miles to muddy challenges, our events offer more than just a chance to get active — they’re an opportunity to stand up for Kenya’s wildlife.

Because every mile matters. Every stride saves lives. Explore Events and Sign Up: www.sheldrickwildlifetrust.org/get-involved/events

Happy Birthday my friend

John Malkovich and Brad Pitt discuss the handling of classified information. Signal gate for dummies?

Throwback Thursday. Columbia Hall 1985

Lunar eclipse of 2025 did not disappoint. Shot with my Nikon D7000 and 55-200mm lens. Also enjoyed the view with Vortex binoculars.

Whether a rhino, buffalo, eland, kudu, warthog — Mr Bean makes his appearance at the end — or one of the many other species we are currently supporting on a journey back to the wild, with the help of our supporters we'll be there for any of Kenya's wildlife in need of help.

#RescueRaiseRewild

St. Paddy’s at Savage Craft

Liz, Prue and James could have cashed in years ago. Now they hold the cards, according to the Times.

Many takeaways of this story:
Rupert’s second wife, Anna, a former reporter at one of his newspapers, made a fascinating choice in the divorce settlement.

An Alex Murdaugh reference in the Rupert Murdoch succession story by the New York Times was a twist I didn’t see coming. @nytimes.com

Instead of a case hidden in secrecy, as intended, reporters Jonathan Mahler and Jim Rutenberg take us behind the Wizard of Oz curtain for a front row seat. Well done.

Inside the Murdochs’ Succession Drama More than 3,000 pages of documents reveal how years of betrayals led to a messy court battle that threatens the future of Rupert’s empire.

Great reporting on the Murdoch succession intrigue in today’s Times.

www.nytimes.com/2025/02/13/m...

Hello Blue Sky.