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Research institute steps up conservation efforts

More than 376 students graduated with diplomas and certificates in the fields of Wildlife, Environment, Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, and Tourism and Hospitality at the Wildlife Research and Training Institute...

Mutua Pledges To Turn Around The Tourism Industry

Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife Cabinet Secretary Alfred Mutua has reiterated his commitment to turn around the fortunes of the tourism industry in order to create much-needed job opportunities for...

El Nino: State Scales Up Monitoring Systems In Game Parks

The government, through the Wildlife Training and Research Institute (WRTI), has scaled up monitoring systems across game parks in the country to mitigate any loss of wild animals as a...

No wildlife deaths reported as heavy rains continue – Wildlife Institute

In Summary Wildlife Training and Research Institute has, however, raised concern over some species of zebra, antelopes and rhinos whose numbers were dropping sharply. Dr Patrick Omondi noted that Amboseli...

Ruto directs Tourism Ministry to re-examine wildlife laws

Ruto noted that Kenya’s iconic species are faced with a myriad of challenges. In Summary Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi read Ruto’s speech at Lake Naivasha Resort during the first...

Team to assess health of Kenya’s biodiversity unveiled

RED LIST Team to assess health of Kenya’s biodiversity unveiled Group comes at a time when Kenya’s wildlife is facing a myriad of challenges In Summary •The group will now...

Naivasha roars back to life as exhilarating Safari Rally starts

Ladies and gentlemen, once again we are back in Naivasha where the partying is never ending this week. Everyone is here, ready to partake on the seventh leg of the...

Plan to hold wildlife census after drought

The government will conduct a wildlife census next year in a bid to establish the current status of the wildlife sector and emerging challenges in the country. The 2024 census will also be used...

Wildlife habitat loss threatens to wipe out Kenya’s iconic species

•There has been a 68 per cent loss of wildlife populations in savanna ecosystems between 1977- 2016; a 40 per cent decline in freshwater wetland ecosystems. •The research agenda will...
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