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Bamboo Revolution: Breathing Life Back into Nzoia Riverbanks, Western Kenya

On October 30, 2024, the Wildlife Research and Training Institute (WRTI), in collaboration with the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of Science and Technology (JOOUST) and the UNEP-International Ecosystem Management Partnership...

Ministry Launches Revised Wildlife Strategic Plan 2023-2027

The Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife is revamping research and training in wildlife so that any policies made about this crucial sector are informed by scientific research which will result in...

Rebecca Miano: How Newly Appointed Tourism CS is Reviving Sector 1 Month into Office

Kenya’s tourism sector revenue hit over KSh 142.5 billion as it reported more than 1 million visitors in the first half of the year Rebecca Miano was appointed to head...

Launch of Strategic Plan 2023-2027 Marks New Era for Wildlife Conservancy in Kenya

In a landmark event at the Wildlife Research and Training Institute (WRTI) headquarters, Cabinet Secretary for Tourism and Wildlife, Hon. Rebecca Miano, EGH, officially launched the revised Strategic Plan 2023-2027...

CS Miano launches plan to safeguard wildlife heritage

Tourism and Wildlife Cabinet Secretary Rebecca Miano has launched the review of the Wildlife Research and Training (WRTI) Strategic Plan 2023-27 that will shape the future of wildlife conservation in...

Kenya Launches Second Phase of National Wildlife Census at Lake Nakuru

The Wildlife Research and Training Institute (WRTI) has initiated the second phase of Kenya’s national wildlife census at Lake Nakuru National Park and Bird Sanctuary. This crucial undertaking aims to...

Phase 2 of wildlife census at Lake Nakuru National Park begins

The second phase of the national wildlife census has started at the Lake Nakuru National Park and Bird Sanctuary. The census results will inform retooling of conservation programmes for iconic...

NAKURU, Kenya, Sep 13 – Wildlife Research and Training Institute (WRTI) in collaboration with Kenya Wildlife Service and other stakeholders are seeking ways of creating migration corridors between enclosed wildlife sanctuaries.

Principal Scientists at WRTI, Stephen Ndambuki said there was need to connect protected areas such as wildlife ranches and conservancies to ease movement for animals as they seek different mineral...

National Wildlife Census 2024 to Benefit Humans and Animals 

Wildebeests at the Mara National Reserve By Thuku Kariuki and Daniel Furnad Kenya’s National Wildlife Census is currently underway in the Masai Mara Ecosystem, amid concerns over declining animal populations. ...
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