Live Webcams in Ol Pejeta Conservancy

Ol Pejeta Conservancy, on the Laikipia plateau of central Kenya, is the place where rhino conservation is being decided in real time, and the live webcams in Ol Pejeta put you on the plains where it happens: tented camps and waterholes on the conservancy, with the grassland, the acacia and the animals that wander through, and Mount Kenya on the horizon when the cloud lifts. Ol Pejeta keeps East Africa Time, UTC+3, with no daylight saving, so first light, when the mountain is clearest and the cats are still out, falls around 03:30 UTC, and the golden hour around 15:00 UTC. The equator runs straight through the conservancy, and Mount Kenya above it stands at 5,199 metres, the second-highest peak in Africa. January to March and July to October are the dry windows, when the game gathers where the water is.