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Kenya just planted 10,000 trees in two weeks to restore Mukogodo forest, a vital wildlife corridor connecting Mount Kenya to northern rangelands. The initiative brings together government agencies, local communities, and schools to protect home for leopards, buffaloes, and over 200 bird species.
When foamy chemicals threatened the world's only capital-city national park, Kenya's wildlife authorities jumped into action within hours. Three agencies are now working together to protect lions, rhinos, and critical water supplies serving thousands.
A Kenyan court sentenced a wildlife smuggler to nine years in prison after a five-year legal battle involving international cooperation between Kenyan and US authorities. The conviction sends a powerful message that wildlife crimes carry serious consequences.
Kenya just landed nearly $4 million to bring threatened ecosystems back to life, connecting vital wildlife corridors and protecting biodiversity. The partnership with WWF marks a major step toward the country's 2030 conservation goals.
A thrilling off-road race across Kenya's wilderness is funding real conservation wins, with a telecom giant pledging $860,000 to protect forests and wildlife. Last year's event alone raised over $2 million, protecting 80,000 families from human-wildlife conflict.
Kenya is teaming up with the United Nations to protect its biodiversity and fight climate change through forest restoration and community programs. The partnership includes a conservation marathon and new projects across four counties.
Kenya is breathing new life into one of its largest dry forests, planting 10,000 trees in two weeks to restore a vital wildlife corridor. The Mukogodo forest reforestation brings together government agencies, local communities, and indigenous groups to protect a home for leopards, buffaloes, and over 200 bird species.
New research shows lions in Kenya's conservancies are adapting their behavior around livestock grazing, opening doors for smarter land management. Communities are finding creative ways to protect both wildlife and pastoral livelihoods.
In Kenya's coastal caves, scientist David Wechuli and local communities are working together to protect thousands of bats while discovering how these misunderstood creatures help forests thrive. Their research is turning cave systems into thriving conservation hubs that benefit wildlife and people alike.
Critically endangered mountain bongos are flying home to Kenya after years in Czech zoos, bringing fresh hope to a species with fewer than 100 left in the wild. This carefully coordinated wildlife rescue could help save these stunning striped antelopes from extinction.
Three young Rothschild giraffes just got a new home in Nairobi, part of a clever plan to keep Kenya's endangered giraffe population thriving for generations to come. Their relocation shows what's possible when wildlife experts team up for a common cause.
Kenya's president just doubled down on protecting the forests that provide water to millions of people. A beloved off-road racing event helped spark the massive conservation commitment.
Kenya is inviting community conservancies to join a growing network protecting endangered rhinos, offering hope for a species once on the brink of extinction. The expansion could strengthen genetic diversity and secure the future of one of Africa's most iconic animals.
Four critically endangered mountain bongos just completed a 4,000-mile journey from a Czech zoo back to their native Kenya, joining a bold mission to save their species from extinction. With fewer than 100 left in the wild, every arrival counts.
Four critically endangered mountain bongos arrived in Kenya from a Czech zoo this week, bringing hope to a species nearly extinct in the wild. With fewer than 100 left in their native forests, this homecoming could help save them.
Fewer than 100 Mountain Bongos exist in the wild, all in Kenya, but a photographer's powerful images and four new arrivals from Europe are giving this stunning antelope a fighting chance. Most Kenyans have never even heard of their rarest species.
Mountain bongos, a rare antelope that vanished from Kenya's forests in 1994, are making a comeback thanks to an ambitious breeding program. Conservationists aim to restore 750 of these striped beauties to the wild by 2050.
Conservationists in Kenya are returning the rare mountain bongo antelope to its natural habitat after disease nearly wiped out the species in the 1960s. The elusive animals, known for their remarkable camouflage abilities, are getting a second chance at survival.
Trail cameras captured mountain bongos in Kenya's Maasai Mau forest, where the rare antelope was thought to be extinct for years. With only 28-40 individuals left in the wild, this discovery brings fresh hope for saving Africa's largest forest antelope.
A UK conservation charity is launching a campaign to bring hedgehogs, frogs, and swifts back to neighborhoods where they once thrived. The initiative will transform gardens and streets into wildlife-friendly spaces across Surrey.
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