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Newsletters	E-wild Workshop Edition E - Wild Edition 159 E - Wild Edition 160 Park Magazine KWS Wild Edition 1 (June 2023-Dec 2023) KWS Wild Edition 1.2 (June 2023-Dec 2023)
Mau Forest Restoration Publications	Frequently Asked Questions About Mau Forest Complex ICS Update on the Mau 2010 Mau Forest Complex - Concept paper Mau Forest Complex - Government's Response Mau Forest Complex - Report Mau Forest Complex - Threats and Way Forward Mau Forest Complex - Values and Threats Parliamentary Hansard Record on Adoption of Mau Task Force Report
Research Publications	KWS Publications 2013 An outbreak of Anthrax in Rothschild's giraffe....._Kaitho et al (2013) Crop Defence and Coping Strategies....._Musyoki (2014) Dynamics of dissolved inorganic carbon....._Tamooh et al (2013) First reported case of ElephantTuberculosis....._Obanda et al (2013) Genotypic variations in field isolates......_Githaka et al (2013) Hippopotamus and livestock grazing- influences on riparian vegetation...._Kanga et al (2013) Impact of severe climate variability on lion home range....._ Tuqa et al (2014) Isolation of Tick and mosquito-borne Arboviruses....._Lwande et al (2013) Miller et al 2014. Ecological fidelity of functional traits based on species presence-absence, Amboseli Kenya Movement of elephant in Marsabit Paper Opportunistic infection of Aspergillus and bactera in Captive Cape Vultures....Chege et al (2013) Status and trends of the elephant population in the Tsavo-Mkomazi Ecosystem_Ngene et al 2013 Spatio-Temporal Distribution of injured elephants....._Mijele et al (2013) Traumatic Myiasis in free ranging eland..... Obanda et al (2013) Using range condition assessment to optimize wildlife stocking......_Muya et al (2013) Zero Tolerance evolving wildlife management in kenya......_Ngene et al (2013)

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Publication

E-wild Workshop Edition
E - Wild Edition 159
E - Wild Edition 160
Park Magazine
KWS Wild Edition 1 (June 2023-Dec 2023)
KWS Wild Edition 1.2 (June 2023-Dec 2023)

Frequently Asked Questions About Mau Forest Complex
ICS Update on the Mau 2010
Mau Forest Complex - Concept paper
Mau Forest Complex - Government's Response
Mau Forest Complex - Report
Mau Forest Complex - Threats and Way Forward
Mau Forest Complex - Values and Threats
Parliamentary Hansard Record on Adoption of Mau Task Force Report

KWS Publications 2013
An outbreak of Anthrax in Rothschild's giraffe....._Kaitho et al (2013)
Crop Defence and Coping Strategies....._Musyoki (2014)
Dynamics of dissolved inorganic carbon....._Tamooh et al (2013)
First reported case of ElephantTuberculosis....._Obanda et al (2013)
Genotypic variations in field isolates......_Githaka et al (2013)
Hippopotamus and livestock grazing- influences on riparian vegetation...._Kanga et al (2013)
Impact of severe climate variability on lion home range....._ Tuqa et al (2014)
Isolation of Tick and mosquito-borne Arboviruses....._Lwande et al (2013)
Miller et al 2014. Ecological fidelity of functional traits based on species presence-absence, Amboseli Kenya
Movement of elephant in Marsabit Paper
Opportunistic infection of Aspergillus and bactera in Captive Cape Vultures....Chege et al (2013)
Status and trends of the elephant population in the Tsavo-Mkomazi Ecosystem_Ngene et al 2013
Spatio-Temporal Distribution of injured elephants....._Mijele et al (2013)
Traumatic Myiasis in free ranging eland..... Obanda et al (2013)
Using range condition assessment to optimize wildlife stocking......_Muya et al (2013)
Zero Tolerance evolving wildlife management in kenya......_Ngene et al (2013)

Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) is a state corporation mandated to conserve and manage Kenya’s wildlife, and to enforce relevant Wildlife Conservation and Management Act (WCMA, 2013) laws for the Kenyan people and the world.

There are a plethora of challenges facing wildlife and biodiversity conservation in Kenya, such as climate change, habitat degradation and loss, forest depletion, tourism market volatility, changing land use, human-wildlife conflict brought on by population growth, and wildlife crime.

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