The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) received a vehicle fleet donation worth over 400,000 US Dollars from the Shiraz and

Kenya Wildlife Service’s rhino conservation efforts received a considerable boost with the donation of a plethora of

Kenya Wildlife Service’s rhino conservation efforts received a considerable boost with the donation of a plethora of

Lt. Gen. (Rtd) Walter Raria, Chairman of KWS Board of Trustees, and Dr.

KWS hosted a National Stakeholders Validation workshop on The Single Species Action Plan (2024–2033) for the Conserva

The five-day countrywide recruitment drive for cadets (Assistant Warden I) and rangers in the ratio of 150 to 1,350,