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These 15 wonderful photographs of Kenya’s world-class wildlife will have you booking a flight to the savanna
Rhinos, zebras, cheetahs and flamingos all live in the vast savannas of Kenya, and that’s just the tip of the natural ...
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Kenya vet team frees exhausted elephant stuck in drying waterpan
"Every mission looks a bit different." ...
Under the new deal, Kenyans and visitors around the world can virtually visit the country's parks and reserves from the comfort of their homes and offices.
The conservation fraternity in Kenya was elated when the Wildlife Conservation and Management Act 2013 was finally passed with WWF having coordinated the input of environmental civil society ...
Kenya's Cabinet has approved a complete overhaul of the country's national wildlife legislation by approving the Wildlife Bill and Policy, in one of the swiftest responses to the recent reports of ...
As nations mark World Wildlife Day, conservationists in Kenya are warning of shrinking wildlife spaces in the east African country that generates substantial revenue from wildlife tourism. While ...
Over the past four decades populations of almost all the common wildlife species in Kenya have fallen to one third or less of their previous levels. Concurrently, livestock numbers, most notably sheep ...
Kenya has hailed its efforts to crack down on poaching as it released the results of the country's first-ever national wildlife census, calling the survey a vital weapon in its conservation battle.
Wildlife conservation is big business in Kenya. The tourism sector, which is mostly wildlife-based, is regularly among the top three contributors to the country’s GDP. As a result, the Kenyan ...
This is a guest post by Mrs. Joan Sikand, Esq. She has served as development coordinator of the Wildlife Foundation since its inception in 2000. She has been a member of Friends of Nairobi National ...
The flimsy planes tethered to metal drums to prevent them from accidentally becoming airborne are unlikely weapons in Kenya's fight to protect threatened species as it conducts its first national ...
Pastoralist communities, like the Maasai, and their animals live in “bomas” which protect them from wild animals. Shutterstock/Papa Bravo Loss of biodiversity is one of the major global concerns of ...
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