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The relocation of two rogue elephants from Makueni County to Tsavo West National Park marks the latest intervention by wildlife authorities to contain mounting human-wildlife conflict, following a series of fatal attacks that have reignited concerns over the safety of communities living along wildlife dispersal and migratory corridors. The operation,
Kenya Tourism
The circulation of a viral video allegedly depicting the destruction of Giant Lobelias in Kenya’s high-altitude ecosystems has triggered a formal investigation by conservation authorities, drawing renewed attention to the vulnerability of the country’s afro-alpine biodiversity and the mounting pressures confronting fragile mountain habitats that support some of
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Tourism and Wildlife Cabinet Secretary Rebecca Miano on Saturday confirmed that the recent fire in Nairobi National Park was caused by a discarded cigarette butt. The fire broke out in the Athi Basin area near Kitengela and destroyed 210 acres of the park’s 28,000-acre expanse. Miano stated that
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Kenya has received 17 endangered Mountain Bongos from the United States, marking an important step in conservation. The antelopes arrived in Nairobi on February 23, 2025, via a chartered cargo plane. Tourism and Wildlife CS Rebecca Miano confirmed their safe arrival and noted they are adapting well, though they experienced