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Why wildlife census is crucial for conservation of iconic species

The government is conducting a national wildlife census to inform conservation and management strategies. Tourism and Wildlife CS Alfred Mutua launched the year-long exercise on June 19 at Narok airstrip....

State begins census amid drop in number of wildlife

The government has begun the wildlife census that seeks accurate data for the population of all aquatic and land-based wildlife species across the country.The exercise is aimed at establishing the current...

CS Mutua arrives in Narok for launch of National Wildlife Census 2024

Cabinet Secretary for Tourism and Wildlife Alfred Mutua landed at the Narok Airstrip on Wednesday for the launch of the National Wildlife Census 2024. He was received by Narok County Governor...

NAIROBI, Kenya, Jun 19 – Tourism and Wildlife Cabinet Secretary Alfred Mutua has launched the the 2024-2025 National Wildlife Census.

Speaking at the launch, Mutua emphasized the importance of the census in understanding and preserving Kenya’s diverse wildlife populations. “The launch of this wildlife census is not just a routine...

Tourism CS launches National Wildlife Census 2024

While reading his speech during the launch at Airstrip Narok County the CS said this significant event marks a milestone in the ongoing commitment to the conservation and sustainable management...

Wildlife Research and Training Institute (WRTI) granted NACOSTI Certificate during National Conference

In a significant milestone, the Wildlife Research and Training Institute (WRTI) was awarded a Certificate of Registration by the National Commission For Science, Technology, and Innovation (NACOSTI). The official recognition...

WRTI honours rally drivers during the WRC Safari Rally held at Hell’s Gate National Park

On March 31, 2024, Wildlife Research and Training Institute Board Chair Dr David Nkedianye andDirector/CEO Dr Patrick Omondi joined HE President William Ruto during the WRC Safari Rally 2024prizegiving ceremony...

Agency wants census to determine impact of drought on wildlife population

Wildlife Research and Training Institute wants another round of national wildlife censuses conducted to determine the impact of drought. Agency CEO Patrick Omondi said census is the only way to...

Launch of the National Human-Wildlife Coexistence Strategyand Action Plan (2024-2033) and the Human-WildlifeCompensation Administration Scheme

On March 7, Wildlife Research and Training Institute Board Chair Dr.David Nkedianye and Director/ CEO Dr Patrick Omondi joined thePrincipal Secretary of the State Department for Wildlife Silvia Museiya, atthe...
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