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Elephants moving along the corridor beneath the Meru-Nanyuki highway. The over 50km long tunnel has reduced human-wildlife conflict. [File, Standard]
Herds of elephants have been straying onto my inch of earth in Laikipia to harvest where they didn’t sow.
They do it literally, by uprooting potatoes and chopping off cobs of maize with surgical precision.
No, I don’t own a ranch, I never will. That’s the wisdom you gain from literature. You can’t read Leo Tolstoy’s How Much Land Does a Man Need and still suffer one more sleepless night fretting about material things.
