Daphne Sheldrick was a renowned Kenyan conservationist and wildlife expert, best known for her work in elephant rehabilitation. She founded the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in 1977, which focuses on rescuing and raising orphaned elephants and rhinos. Her efforts have significantly contributed to the conservation of these species in Africa. Sheldrick's innovative approach included using a milk formula she developed to feed the orphaned animals. Her dedication to wildlife conservation earned her numerous awards and recognition, making her a prominent figure in the global fight against poaching and habitat loss. She passed away in 2018, leaving a lasting legacy in wildlife protection.