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Three Ivory smugglers arrested in NairobiThree smugglers were early Tuesday (December 30th 2014) nabbed by Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) Security personnel ferrying four pieces of ivory weighing fourteen kilogrammes....[ More ]Published 31 Dec, 2014
Kenya Wildlife Service honours conservation heroesIn a speech read on her behalf by Conservation Secretary, Mr. Gideon Gathara at KWS headquarters in Nairobi, Prof. Wakhungu congratulate KWS rangers for the good work they are doing albeit difficult circumstances....[ More ]Published 29 Dec, 2014
Kenya lays road map to curb bio-piracy and benefit from genetic resourcesKenya, through Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) and partners is among ten countries that have benefited from the Global Environmental Facility –Nagoya Project implementation fund (GEF-NPIF)....[ More ]Published 24 Dec, 2014

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Review of park entry fees

Following the Presidential directive of 23rd May 2014 on review of park entry fees, Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) would like to inform our esteemed clients that park entry fees to Lake Nakuru and Amboseli National Parks have been reviewed downward for Citizens and Non-Residents as follows:

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