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
Kenya’s new 8.5% gateway fee sparks debate over fairness, transparency, and the future of the country’s safari experience.
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 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
Feel like giving a Tembo your name? You have three categories from which to choose an elephant for the October 9 Naming Festival at Amboseli.
BY Damaris Wataka
After reading these 11 facts about hippos, you will discover they are hugely underrated animals with exceptional attributes.
BY Damaris Wataka
Although the three species of Kenyan Giraffes look similar, there are a few subtle differences you can use to tell them apart. Read to find out more.
BY Henry Muuthia
I always felt elephants would need an elephantine approach to save them from extinction. Might burning 105 tons of ivory in Kenya be it?
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.
