Wildlife conflicts in Nakuru
The Human-Wildlife conflict between baboons and residents living near the Lake Nakuru National Park have been escalated by careless waste disposal that attracts the animals to their homes. An Assistant Director
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Tourism
Three tour companies banned from entering Maasai Mara Game Reserve
Three tour companies have been banned for a period of 30 days from operating at the Maasai Mara Game Reserve after they failed to observe the laid down park regulations. In
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KWS pays Sh.98.5 million to victims of wildlife attacks
The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has disbursed Sh.95.6 million as compensation to victims of human-wildlife conflicts in Makueni. The Makueni County Commissioner (CC), Maalim Mohammed said the compensation was paid out to
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Buoyant Tourism Sector Bounces Back Despite Covid-19 and Floods
This year has presented a very harsh business environment for the hospitality industry especially those relying on tourism. With the onset of Covid-19 pandemic and suspension of international travel most hotels
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Improvement of Wildlife Protection System Saves Kenya’s species
The improvement of wildlife protection system across all National Parks and Game Reserves in the country has seen the poaching trends of Kenya’s endangered species drop drastically. The Cabinet Secretary for
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