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Ritz-Carlton's $5,000 a night safari lodge threatens critical wildlife corridor, conservationists warn

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By Fiona Day Verified
| NBC News Verified
The rolling plains of Kenya's Maasai Mara and the millions of animals that live there face a shiny new intrusion: a gleaming Ritz-Carlton safari camp. With private plunge pools, butler service and panoramic views commanding more than $5,000 a night, the 20-hectare lodge has become a luxury lightning rod for controversy.
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Meet our Youth Ambassadors for 2026! — Mammal Society

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By Fiona Day Verified
| mammal.org.uk
Isla About Isla I am a young person who loves reading books on various topics concerning world history and science. I’m currently doing my GCSEs, but in the future I would like to study either Biology or Natural Science at university. I also enjoy painting in my spare time! What's your favourite mammal and why?
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A Dream Come True: Dormouse Ecology and Conservation Course — Mammal Society

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By Fiona Day Verified
| mammal.org.uk
As a mature career-switcher now studying for an MSc in Wildlife Conservation at Anglia Ruskin University, I’ve taken a rather winding path to where I am today. Having grown up near the Polar Circle in Siberia, I never imagined that one day I would be learning about — or even seeing — a real dormouse in the wild. The road hasn’t been easy — in my forties I found myself starting over and rebuilding my career from scratch, in a field I have always truly loved.
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