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WRTI and KWS are mapping wildlife sanctuaries hardest hit by the ongoing drought to guide response and conservation efforts.
How technology is strengthening the global fight against illegal wildlife trade.
The ongoing capital projects have displaced tens of animals while exposing others to poachers, leading to a drop in the number of some species.
A worsening drought has pushed the county into flashpoints of desperate survival as the communities grapple with human-wildlife conflict and inter-communal resource wars.
The ongoing drought has pushed tens of wild animals from their habitats to homes, private farms, and major roads in Naivasha as cases of human-wildlife conflict continued to rise.
An irrigation project in Kajiado West has cut human-wildlife conflict by stabilising pastoral livelihoods and limiting encroachment into wildlife habitats.
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