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A Multi-agency security team led by Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) officers have arrested two suspects found with elephant tusks worth Sh1.2 million in Machakos Town. The suspects were intercepted in Machakos
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Kenya is seeking to place wildlife conservancies at the heart of a new financing framework that could reshape how conservation funding is mobilised, prioritised and channelled to areas where it
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Communities living around wildlife habitats have been urged to take a leading role in conservation efforts to promote peaceful coexistence between people and wildlife. Speaking during the Ura Gate Cultural Festival
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The proposed Wildlife Bill will allow private landowners to legally establish wildlife conservancies and engage in wildlife-based enterprises, opening up new opportunities for communities to participate in Kenya’s growing wildlife
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Co-petitioners in an environmental case seeking to halt developments within Nairobi National Park have accused the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) of failing to comply fully with a court-ordered site inspection
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