Rhino Translocation Marks Milestone in Kenya Wildlife Recovery

16 January 2024 Kenya marked a historic milestone in its wildlife recovery with the recent rhino translocation on 16 January 2024. Cabinet Secretary for Tourism and Wildlife, Dr. Alfred Mutua, spearheaded the official launch of the translocation of 21 black rhinos. The rhino translocation project, spanning Nairobi National Park, Ol Pejeta Conservancy, and Lewa Wildlife […]

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South Luangwa: Rewilding of Remotest Parts Bears Fruit

News / By 'Niyi David

20 November 2023 The rewilding of the remotest parts of one of Zambia’s most popular parks with highly productive sightings of sought-after species like wild dog, lion and – of course – leopard, South Luangwa National Park is beginning to bear fruit, according to the latest news from the official platform of Zambia Tourism. South

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Kenya to Ease Registration of Community Owned Conservancies

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Maasai Mara 24 November 2023 Dr. Alfred Mutua, the Tourism and Wildlife Cabinet Secretary of Kenya, has announced plans to ease the process of registration of conservancies with umbrella conservancy associations and Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) to make it easier for communities to get support from development partners. “Privately run wildlife conservancy is a model

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Vallee de Mai: Impact on 40th Anniversary as UNESCO WHS

News / By 'Niyi David

November 2, 2023 Researchers working with the Vallee de Mai Special Reserve on Praslin, Seychelles’ second most populated island, say they want to study the impact of tourism at the UNESCO World Heritage site in the coming years. This is being reported by Seychelles News Agency (SNA). The statement was made on Thursday 2 November

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Kenya: Black Rhino Population Doubled in Last 3 Decades

News / By 'Niyi David

September 22, 2023 The population of black rhino in Kenya has increased more than double its previous number of fewer than 400 in 1989 to the current estimated population of about 960. According to the Principal Secretary (PS) for the State Department for Wildlife (SDW), Ms. Silvia Museiya, Kenya projects to have 2,000 black rhinos

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Okavango Delta: Africa‘s Last Eden in Botswana

Features / By 'Niyi David

Tagged “Africa‘s Last Eden,” the Okavango Delta is the largest intact inland delta in the world. Measuring 20,236km², it has been identified as one of Africa’s last remaining great wildlife habitat, offering refuge to some of the world’s most endangered animals and birds. With a large concentration of wildlife, Okavango Delta owes its existence to

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Rhino Translocation Marks Milestone in Kenya Wildlife Recovery

South Luangwa: Rewilding of Remotest Parts Bears Fruit

Kenya to Ease Registration of Community Owned Conservancies

Vallee de Mai: Impact on 40th Anniversary as UNESCO WHS

Kenya: Black Rhino Population Doubled in Last 3 Decades

Okavango Delta: Africa‘s Last Eden in Botswana

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Rhino Translocation Marks Milestone in Kenya Wildlife Recovery

South Luangwa: Rewilding of Remotest Parts Bears Fruit

Kenya to Ease Registration of Community Owned Conservancies

Vallee de Mai: Impact on 40th Anniversary as UNESCO WHS

Kenya: Black Rhino Population Doubled in Last 3 Decades

Okavango Delta: Africa‘s Last Eden in Botswana

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