BY Kenya Geographic
Patrick Mwalua, the Water Man of Tsavo, hauled thousands of litres of water to Kenya’s drought-stricken wildlife. Read his Hall of Fame story here.
BY Kenya Geographic
Ken Kuhle’s visionary fence project saved Kenya’s Aberdare National Park from poaching and human-wildlife conflict. Read his story here.
BY Henry Muuthia
Few women dared to venture into the skies in the early 1930s. But Florence Ker Wilson, founder of Wilson Airport, Nairobi, defied all odds.
BY Kenya Geographic
Dr Richard Leakey relentlessly promoted social and environmental justice, paleoanthropology, and conservation in Kenya.
BY Kenya Geographic
Michael Werikhe, dedicated his life to the conservation of the rhino. Perhaps, today, our black rhino population owes its existence to campaigns he began.
BY Kenya Geographic
We celebrate Prof Wangari Maathai for helping keep Kenya green. Because of her, we can enjoy a rich fauna and flora in the country.
BY Kenya Geographic
For helping to define Kenya as a stronghold of ancient and contemporary African art, Kenya Geographic honours Joseph Murumbi in our Hall of Fame.
BY Kenya Geographic
Because of his tireless work at rehabilitating big cats in captivity, George Adamson today occupies a place at the Kenya Geographic Hall of Fame.
BY Kenya Geographic
Thanks to Mervyn Cowie, lions and elephants thrive in Kenya’s national parks. Learn about his incredible legacy.
