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PHOTO / WORLD By Xinhua Published: May 09, 2021 08:00 AM A flock of gnus are seen in Amboseli National Park, Kenya, June 16, 2019.(Photo: Xinhua)     Kenya on Friday launched a three-month national wildlife census whose results will inform retooling of conservation programs for iconic species grappling with climatic and human-induced threats. Cabinet Secretary for Tourism and Wildlife Najib Balala said the first-ever wildlife census in Kenya will enable the government to obtain accurate data on wildlife resources including giant land mammals, carnivores and marine life. "The census will ...

Kenya launches census to boost conservation of iconic species IANS 2 hours ago © IANS Kenya launches census to boost conservation of iconic species Nairobi, May 8 (IANS) Kenya has launched a three-month national wildlife census whose results will inform retooling of conservation programs for iconic species grappling with climatic and human-induced threats. Cabinet Secretary for Tourism and Wildlife Najib Balala said on Friday that the first-ever wildlife census in Kenya will enable the government to obtain accurate data on wildlife resources including giant land mammals, carnivores and m...

2021-05-07 10:56:03 GMT2021-05-07 18:56:03(Beijing Time) Xinhua English NAIROBI, May 7 (Xinhua) -- Kenya on Friday launched a three-month national wildlife census whose results will inform retooling of conservation programs for iconic species grappling with climatic and human-induced threats. Cabinet Secretary for Tourism and Wildlife Najib Balala said the first-ever wildlife census in Kenya will enable the government to obtain accurate data on wildlife resources including giant land mammals, carnivores and marine life. "The census will utilize globally recognized methodologies to obta...

THE STANDARD By Kennedy Gachuhi | December 17th 2020 at 16:06:18 GMT +0300 Relatives and friends searching for two missing brothers Joseph Ngugi Macharia and Moses Kamau at Menengai Crater in Nakuru on October 8, 2020. [Kipsang Joseph, Standard] Over the years, some parts of Nakuru County have been hitting headlines for the wrong reasons. They are regarded as naturally dangerous, dumping grounds for bodies if not actual scenes of murder. Hell’s Gate National Park in Naivasha has over the years been among the leading tourist destinations in the county for its popular Ol-Jorowa gorges. T...