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Britain’s Prince Harry (right) helps a tranquilized young male elephant to the ground in Malawi with African Parks as part of an initiative to relocate 500 elephants over 350km from the Liwonde National Park and Majete Wildlife Reserve to the Nkhotakota Wildlife Reserve. Prince Harry says of the picture: “A few of us trying to ‘tip an elephant’. The young male was fighting the sedative drug and was heading towards the trees, which would have made it very difficult for us to get him on the truck. All directions were taken from Kester Vickery from Conservation Solutions and Andre Uys, the vet.”
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