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 Henry Muuthia Kenyan government unveils a KES950 million Human-Wildlife Conflict Compensation Fund to address challenges of human-wildlife conflict.
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 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 As the first rays of dawn break over the vast Maasai Mara on June 19th, an unprecedented and monumental task will commence—the 2024 Kenyan National Wildlife Census.
BY Henry Muuthia Iten, the high-altitude haven, cradling international athletes for decades, faces a formidable foe – deforestation.
BY Henry Muuthia Kenya Wildlife Service, in a written statement, extends the happy season to enjoy wildlife areas at reduced rates to 31st December 2021.
BY Damaris Wataka Mother Nature continuously expresses her anger in different ways including messed up weather patterns and bushfires. Here are 5 ways we can appease her.
BY Kenya Geographic The last hope for the world’s most endangered mammal, the northern white rhino, now rests on artificial reproduction, experts have said.
