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The Aberdare Trust launchedAn endowment fund will be established by the Government to provide financial sustainability in managing the Rhino Ark Fence in the Aberdares....[ More ]Published 16 May, 2012
Kenya Wildlife Service statement on rescue of cheetah cubsThe Kenya Wildlife Service decision to move three orphaned cheetah cubs from the Mara Conservancy to the Nairobi Animal Orphanage has been guided by the Kenyan law, the national conservation and management strategy for cheetahs and the specific circumstances under which the rescued cubs were being reared...[ More ]Published 15 May, 2012
Plans to move lioness to national park underway after she's captured in Nairobi suburbA lioness that has been roaming in a city suburb has been captured and is being held at the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) Veterinary Laboratory in Nairobi for check-up awaiting a decision on the appropriate place to move it....[ More ]Published 10 May, 2012

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To Hell's Gate on a wheelbarrow 2012

16th June 2012 .

To Hell’s Gate on a Wheelbarrow is a thrilling and exciting sports-cum-fundraising event held annually at Hell’s Gate National Park in Naivasha. It provides an avenue for engagement between KWS, corporate organizations in Kenya and the surrounding communities.

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International Course on African Wetland Management 2012

Starting 17th September to 26th October 2012

Call for, International Course on African Wetland Management (ICAWM) 2012, Applications: ICAWM is a Ramsar Convention endorsed training initiative for Wetland Practitioners.

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Closing of bandas & guest houses for renovation in various parks

KWS will with effect from March 15, 2012 until further notice close a number of guesthouses and bandas in some parks for renovation purposes. They are: All units at Amboseli National Park, The Fishing Lodge and Tusk camp at Aberdares National Park, Naishi Guesthouse at Lake Nakuru National Park.