BY Henry Muuthia Safari guides across Kenya are fielding a question that would have sounded improbable a generation ago. Why do some elephants — especially females — have noticeably smaller tusks, or none at all?
BY Henry Muuthia The recent Segera Rhino translocation initiative, will see 21 critically endangered eastern black rhinos moved to the 50,000-acre conservancy.
BY Henry Muuthia Nestled in Nairobi’s west, Kangemi Dam holds untapped potential as a tourist site with unique outdoor activities and community engagement possibilities.
BY Ivy Malemba How Predator-Proof Bomas by Born Free Foundation protect Amboseli’s livestock and lions, fostering human-wildlife coexistence in Kenya.
BY Henry Muuthia Sustainable travel in 2024 is not just about reducing your footprint; it’s about enriching your experience and positively impacting the places you visit.
BY Henry Muuthia Iten, the high-altitude haven, cradling international athletes for decades, faces a formidable foe – deforestation.
BY Henry Muuthia How many green travel websites have you visited? Did you know that if the Internet was a country, it would be the fourth largest polluter?
BY Henry Muuthia Might the new Mati road open up the closed area to more scrutiny and offer a chance to save a dying legacy of great rivers in Meru?
BY Henry Muuthia As we mark the 50th World Environment Day today, it is clear significant challenges lie ahead. But all is not lost so still celebrate!
