HOW YOU CAN HELP SAVE THEM

ADOPT a pride of lions through WWF for as little as £3 a month. This could include the

Enesikiria group that lives in the Masai Mara Reserve in Kenya.

WWF works with the Mara Predator Conservation Programme to monitor reports of sightings from local Masai lodge guides, and the information is used to create a personal profile for each lion, such as its age, sex and number of cubs.

This helps the conservationists to learn more about the lions’ movements, behaviour patterns and general health — which in turn gives an indication of the overall health of their environment.

WWF has been helping to establish and improve protected areas that support lions in key places throughout Africa, as well as working with local communities to manage their livestock and reduce human-lion conflict.

Regular adoption updates from WWF will tell you how the lions are doing.