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KWS to Send 12 Pilots to US and Germany for Training

Kenya Wildlife Service Air wing will be sending seven pilots and five engineers for Gyrocopter training to the US and

Free Park Entry as Lake Nakuru Starts Rebirth Journey

Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has started implementing a raft of measures to turn around the fortunes of Lake Nakuru N

KWS Hosts Conservation Education Stakeholders' Forum

Kenya Wildlife Service Director General Brigadier (Rtd) John Waweru is calling on wildlife enthusiasts, especially th

KWS Rhino Unit Rangers Get New Houses

Kenya Wildlife Service Director General Brigadier (Rtd) John Waweru has unveiled a set of new houses to the rangers a

Rescued Elephant Calves Start Journey Back to the Wild

Three orphaned elephant calves have been successfully translocated to a holding facility in Sera Wildlife Conservancy

Huduma Number Launch by CS Balala

Cabinet Secretary for Tourism & Wildlife, Hon.

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