Paras Chandaria Wildlife Photography

04/08/2026

04/08/2026

One year ago, the Kingfisher Pride’s future hung in the balance.

Eight cubs were born. Sadly, four were lost. We watched their struggles unfold, celebrated every small victory, and feared the worst for those that remained.

There were moments when intervention was needed, moments of heartbreak, and moments when hope seemed to fade.

But today, I’m incredibly happy to share a different story.

The four surviving cubs have grown into strong, healthy sub-adults. Seeing them thrive is a reminder that even after immense loss, resilience can prevail.

I’ve followed this pride closely over the past year, and watching these four grow has been one of the most rewarding wildlife stories I’ve ever witnessed.

To everyone who followed their journey with me—thank you. Your messages, concern, and support showed just how deeply people can connect with wildlife.

Here’s to the Kingfisher Pride, and to four young lions who defied the odds. May they continue to roam Nairobi National Park for many years to come. 🦁❤️

29/07/2026

This was one of the most uncomfortable wildlife sightings I’ve experienced in Nairobi National Park.

A magnificent male lion… trapped.

Not by fences.
Not by predators.
But by us.

Surrounded by vehicles on all sides, he had almost no room to move. My guest couldn’t believe what they were witnessing. Neither could I.

Somewhere along the way, we’ve forgotten that we are visitors in their home.

A photograph or a video is never worth causing stress to an animal. The best wildlife encounters happen when we observe with patience, keep our distance, and allow nature to unfold on its own.

Respect isn’t measured by how close you get.

It’s measured by the space you give.

The future of Nairobi National Park depends not only on protecting its land, but also on changing how we behave within it.

Let’s be better.
For the lions.
For all wildlife.
For the generations that deserve to experience them as they were meant to be—wild and free.

Give wildlife space. They were here long before we were.

Friends of Nairobi National Park Nairobi National Park fans & supporters KWS

28/07/2026

There are few sounds on Earth as powerful as the roar of a lion.

It is more than a call. It is a declaration of presence. A reminder that this is still wild. This is still home.

Watching this pride walk confidently through Nairobi National Park is a privilege that millions around the world can only dream of. Yet we are fortunate enough to have it on the doorstep of our capital city.

That privilege comes with responsibility.

Every decision we make today will shape the future of this remarkable ecosystem. If we continue to chip away at wild spaces and wildlife corridors, we risk silencing these roars forever.

Let’s choose a different future.

One where lions continue to roam, rhinos continue to thrive, and future generations inherit a Nairobi National Park that is as wild and magnificent as it is today.

Every roar is a reminder of what we’re fighting to protect.

Save Nairobi National Park.

25/07/2026

One park. Countless lives.

These are just 20 of the incredible species that call Nairobi National Park home.

Some are powerful. Some are elusive. Some are endangered. Some are rarely noticed.

But every single one belongs here.

Nairobi National Park is far more than a place to see wildlife. It is a living ecosystem where every species plays a role, from the smallest bird to the largest mammal. Remove one piece, and the balance begins to unravel.

When we fight for Nairobi National Park, we are not fighting for lions, rhinos, or giraffes alone.

We are fighting for every creature that depends on this extraordinary landscape.

Because every single life counts.

Let’s protect their home before it’s too late.

Save Nairobi National Park.

23/07/2026

Giveaway Alert!

Answer correctly and stand a chance to win a half day safari in Nairobi National Park!

How many Zebras crossed the road in the video?

WOW Safaris Nairobi National Park fans & supporters

Competition ends on Sunday. Winner to be announced next week.

22/07/2026

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