Push to allocate precious Kenyan wetland to private developer draws public outrage
Kenya’s National Land Commission has hinted its intention to pursue the controversial allocation of over 6,000 ha of Yala Swamp to a private developer.
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Kenya’s National Land Commission has hinted its intention to pursue the controversial allocation of over 6,000 ha of Yala Swamp to a private developer.
For elephants and then right in front of our path, there is a herd right in front of us. actually, it's a bigger group than what you can see because we've spotted some crisscrossing, we can see some feeding and others playing and the rules here is that the elephants have the right of way so we just have two wait. kenya has carried out wildlife surveys before but this is the first time the country attempts to count all species on kenyan lands and waters. particularly the census has been done on the endangered species. the elephants, the rhinos and a few others. but we don't have proper census f...
In front of our path, there is a herd right in front of us. actually, it's a bigger group than what you can see because we've spotted some crisscrossing, we can see some feeding and others playing and the rules here is that the elephants have the right of way so we just have to wait. kenya has carried out wildlife surveys before but this is the first time the country attempts to count all species on kenyan lands and waters. particularly the census has been done on the endangered species. the elephants, the rhinos and a few others. but we don't have proper census for giraffe, for pangolin, we d...
So we've just been driving around the forest reserve looking for elephants and then right in front of our path, there is a herd right in front of us. actually, it's a bigger group than what you can see because we've spotted some crisscrossing, i can see some feeding and others playing and the rules here is that the elephants have the right of way, so we just have to wait. kenya has carried out wildlife surveys before but this is the first time the country attempts to count all species on kenyan lands and waters. particularly the census has been done on the endangered species. the elephants, th...