By Musa Maridhawa As the 2nd International Wildlife Scientific Conference convenes in Naivasha starting today, a spirit of unprecedented optimism fills the air as the gathering of leading conservationists exchange…
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By Jackie Adhyambo Today, Monday the 26th day of May 2025, President Ruto will turn a new chapter for Kenyans affected by human-wildlife conflict. His presence in Meru to grace…
By Cindy Kirui In many locations where elephants once trampled crops under the cloak of night, a quiet revolution is unfolding and many farmers can rest easy knowing that their…
By Fridah Inyanje Barely a decade ago, lions were viewed as enemies of the people for feasting on goats and sheep in some parts of Kenya. In the same areas…
By Musa Maridhawa Though undoubtedly a global heritage, Kenya’s wildlife has long exacted a heavy toll on communities that live alongside wildlife. Between 2014 and 2023 alone, over 500 lives…
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From loss to hope: Kenya’s journey toward healing human-wildlife conflict wounds
by BonnyBy Eugenia Kindaruma In the sun-scorched plains of Kajiado County, Peter Kilukei once watched helplessly as an elephant trampled him, and nearly claimed his life back in 2016. For nearly…
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Conservancies and community: How Kenya Wildlife Service is rewriting the future of conservation
by Guest EditorBy Francis Kimanene In the vast, sun-scorched landscapes of northern Kenya, a quiet revolution is unfolding. One time devastated ecosystems are on the rebound with growing elephant herds traversing time-honoured…