There are two northern white rhinos left on Earth. Their names are Najin and Fatu: a mother and daughter: and they live at Ol Pejeta Conservancy on Kenya's Laikipia Plateau, under 24-hour armed protection. This safari goes to see them.  Ol Pejeta is also home to Kenya's largest black rhino population, all Big Five, night game drives (permitted in the conservancy, not in national parks), and the only chimpanzee sanctuary in Kenya. After three days exploring Laikipia, we drive south through Lake Nakuru's flamingo spectacle and rhino sanctuary, and end at the Masai Mara for the Big Five finale.  Every conservancy fee paid at Ol Pejeta goes directly to the protection of the animals here. Coming to see the last two northern white rhinos is one of the most significant wildlife experiences available anywhere in Africa: made more so by the knowledge that this particular encounter cannot last forever.