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Environment
Amboseli National Park Travel Guide: Elephants and Kilimanjaro Views
Key takeawaysFocus topic: Amboseli National Park guideCovers: seasons, lodges, photography, practical tips for residents and visitorsBest for: residents, diaspora returnees and visitors planning ar…
Nairobi National Park Day Trip: Wildlife Minutes from CBD
Key takeawaysFocus topic: Nairobi National Park day tripCovers: gates, animals, picnic sites, tipsBest for: residents, diaspora returnees and visitors planning around KenyaNext step: follow the che…
Kenya Maps Wildlife Corridors as New County Conservation Bill Advances
Kenya launches a transboundary wildlife corridor atlas for the Mara-Serengeti region and advances a new county conservation bill covering all 47 counties.
3.7 Million Kenyans Face Hunger as Drought and Floods Collide
An IPC report projects 3.7 million Kenyans facing acute food insecurity after months of drought and deadly March 2026 floods that killed 88 people.
Tsavo's Elephants and Rhinos Face Death as Drought Tightens Grip
The Tsavo ecosystem is in drought emergency as KWS trucks water to thousands of elephants and 200 critically endangered black rhinos, spending Sh4 billion monthly on relief operations.
Kenya Rallies Around Aberdare Water Tower on Environment Day
Kenya celebrated World Environment Day 2026 at the Aberdare Mountains in Nyandarua County, spotlighting forest restoration and the national 15-billion-tree growing initiative.
Kenya and Tanzania Sign Landmark Wildlife Research Pact in Arusha
Kenya's WRTI and Tanzania's TAWIRI signed a five-year collaboration framework in Arusha, targeting joint research across the Serengeti-Mara ecosystem and shared transboundary wildlife landscapes.
Mombasa Hosts Historic Our Ocean Conference, First on African Soil
Kenya made history as the first African nation to host the Our Ocean Conference, drawing $6.4 billion in pledges and 320 commitments from 104 countries and organisations.
KWS Relocates 56 Hippos from Nyandarua as Drought Empties Lake Ol Bolossat
Kenya Wildlife Service has relocated 56 hippos from a Nyandarua public dam after climate-driven drought shrank Lake Ol Bolossat in 2023, forcing the animals into dangerous contact with local farmers.