The Tsavo-Mkomazi aerial census is a regular cross border survey undertaken every three years within protected areas
A cross-border aerial census for elephants and buffalos between Kenya and Tanzania has been launched today in Narok.<
Members of the public are invited to make final comments/additions to the draft revised National Wildlife Conservatio
A 617-km walk from Nairobi to Marsabit to raise public awareness about wildlife conservation was flagged off at the w
West Indian Ocean Cable Company (WIOCC) has extended support to African lions by donating drugs and consumables worth
Kenya Wildlife Service and the Embassy of Ireland have symbolically ‘greened’ Kenyan iconic rhinos “ Kyela and Lankeu
Kenya joins the rest of the world in celebrating World Wildlife Day (WWD) on March 3, 2017.
Kenya Wildlife Service with support from various partners will next week conduct the Tsavo-Mkomazi elephant aerial su
Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has adopted use of technology to meet customer needs in accessing its parks and reserves
