Wildlife

Dame Jane Goodall, the groundbreaking British primatologist whose intimate observations of chimpanzees revolutionized our understanding of animal behavior and ignited a global movement for conservation, passed away on October 1, 2025, at the age of 91.

Farmers in Kimana know the drill. Spotlights beam from homesteads as families try to shield their fields of maize, tomatoes, and watermelons from herds of elephants.

After more than a decade of DNA sampling, morphological studies, and tracking giraffe movements across Africa, experts have reached a groundbreaking conclusion that giraffes are not one species but four.

The roar of elephants across the plains of Amboseli is more than a sound of the wild; it is the heartbeat of a debate now gripping Kenya. With the formal transfer of Amboseli National Park to Kajiado County, a landmark decision has shifted the balance of conservation power from the national government to local hands.

Kenya took another significant step in protecting its endangered black rhinos by expanding conservation territory through a well-coordinated translocation of the iconic species to Segera Conservancy in Laikipia County. This move officially marks the establishment of Kenya’s 18th rhino sanctuary

Kenya’s rhino comeback continues! ??? Segera Conservancy becomes the 18th sanctuary as 21 black rhinos are relocated to ease overcrowding and boost breeding. With over 1,000 rhinos now, Kenya is leading in conservation!

On International Biodiversity Day, new research from Nakuru and Elementaita lakes highlights the alarming decline in flamingo numbers. Rising water levels, climate change, and pollution are degrading critical habitats, reducing food sources, and disrupting migration patterns. The County Government of Nakuru, UNESCO, and KWS are urging urgent conservation efforts to protect these iconic birds and restore fragile lake ecosystems.