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Kwale County leaders have called for urgent government intervention to address escalating human-wildlife conflict, as elephants continue to destroy food crops and threaten livelihoods in affected areas. Speaking in Kinondo during
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Students from communities bordering the Tsavo ecosystem are turning creativity and technology into powerful tools for wildlife conservation, following their selection into a scholarship programme supporting young environmental champions. The learners
Read onThe population of Jackson’s hartebeest in Laikipia County has declined by more than 60 per cent over the past decade, leaving an estimated 700 to 1,000 individuals remaining in the
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The Wildlife Research and Training Institute (WRTI) is launching a nationwide data-sharing initiative based on the 2025 National Wildlife Census, as part of a strategic effort to map, reclaim, and
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A crocodile that has been terrorizing the residents of Kopiata beach in Rarieda sub county has been finally trapped by the Kenya Wildlife Service after eluding the snare for the
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