Category: Conservation

What does it mean for Fort Jesus to be a UNESCO World Heritage Site? We explore the benefits in this article?

Is there a sustainable way to community wildlife protection? Is there a way we can convert retrieved snares into useful items of art that can be sold?

The hirola antelope, referred by many as the ‘living relic’, is a rare type of antelope that is the last in its genus and now critically endangered.

The Rhino Charge 2011 is here and the rugged Tugen hills in Baringo, play host to this event rated one of the toughest motor challenge event in the world.

These 6 tips will help you to reduce your carbon footprint while travelling and help keep the world a better place for all.

World-famous Maasai Mara National Reserve appears to have an uncertain future if the current decline in wildlife in the reserve continues unchecked.

Marsabit National Park is expecting a major facelift after the French Ambassador to Kenya, H.E. Etienne de Poncins, announced new plans for the park.

New report reveals that out of the 108 establishments in the Mara, only 29% are licensed by the ministry. The rest are all illegal and needing to close.

Government engages youth in the catchments of Gitare, Karunga in Gilgil and Kwa Muciira in Maai Mahiu to restore the Lake Naivasha catchment area.