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The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has assured that the country will remain an accessible and competitive destination for global tourists intending to visit national parks, regardless of the proposed adjustments
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Kenya’s landmark National Wildlife Census 2024–2025 is entering its final stretch, with operations currently underway at the breathtaking Lake Turkana National Parks including Sibiloi, Central Island and South Island. The three-day
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Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) plans to raise conservation fees for tourists visiting the country’s national parks and game reserves in a bid to boost funding for wildlife protection. The state agency
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Stakeholders in forestry, wildlife and natural resources management have urged the county government of Isiolo to hire additional rangers to help in protecting the natural habitats. According to the stakeholders, the current
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As the world marked World Rangers Day, the rangers working at the Maasai Mara National Reserve and its environs were saluted for their dedicated work in conservation that has made
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