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Ol Pejeta Conservancy in pictures
Ol Pejeta conservancy is a 360km square which is non-profit wildlife conservancy in Central Kenya’s Laikipia County. It is situated…
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Kenya is home to 36,280 elephants, 1,739 rhinos according to recent concluded animal census
President Uhuru recieved 2021 National Wildlife Census Report on Monday which was fully funded by the government, and conducted by…
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Mutunguru: the tallest tree in Kenya and probably the second tallest native tree in Africa
Mutunguru tree is believed to be the tallest tree in Kenya and the third tallest in Africa with the 62.5…
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These select animals became extinct for the last over 200 years in Africa
For the last 100 years around 500 species have completely disappeared from the space of earth probably due to human.…
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Facts about hippopotamus, hippopotamus day
February 15th every year, is the Hippopotamus International Day that the people around the world come together for the purpose…
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Interesting facts about the African Elephants
African elephants are the biggest land mammals, there are two species of elephants, forest and savanna elephant. In local languages…
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Rhino poaching in South Africa down 33 percent during lockdown
The number of rhinos killed in South Africa 2020 dropped by 33% ,official figures showed partly coronavirus lockdown severely limited…
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TWO NEW NORTHERN WHITE RHINO EMBRYOS CREATED AT CHRISTMAS. NOW THERE ARE 5!
Nairobi, Kenya – The international consortium of scientists and conservationists that is working towards preventing the extinction of the northern white…
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12 interesting facts about Tanzania, you may probably don’t know about
1. The most expensive hardwood tree Tanzania has the most expensive hardwood tree in the world, the Mpingo tree, also…
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Facts about Amboseli National Park
Amboseli was formerly known as Maasai Amboseli game reserve. ‘Amboseli’ is a local Maasai word meaning ‘salty dust.’ The Maasai…
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