Our dream is to see rhinos not only survive but thrive. We want future generations to witness the majesty of the Northern White Rhino, understand its ecological importance, and continue the legacy of conservation.

Meet Blue, now safe in our care after she was hit by a car in Ethiopia - her mother missing and her sister lying dead beside her. We’ve launched an urgent appeal to help Blue, and save vulnerable cheetahs like her, will you help? 🙏 bit.ly/3AKp1e8 📽️ Blue’s story…

Explore #KenyaParks! From the western wonders to the northern landscapes, from the sweeping savannahs to the majestic mountains and the pristine coast, an endless array of amazing experiences await! Discover Kenya's wild beauty and create unforgettable memories with your loved…

WAPFSA strongly believes that Botswana is one of the last places on earth where wildlife, especially elephants, exist in large numbers, and therefore we believe that Botswana  should be  preserved as a non-trophy hunting area. wapfsa.org/wapfsa-welcome…

Visit "Theatre of the Wild" for  unforgettable journey filled with stunning landscapes, incredible wildlife sightings, and unforgettable memories. #TunzaMaliYako #ThrivingWildlifeforever #TsavoEastNationalPark

When three heads are better than two.^MJ #ThrivingWildlifeForever #TunzaMaliYako #KaribuTutunzePamoja

A bond unbreakable, a moment unforgettable. Nature’s way of showing that true protection is tender and fierce—a reminder that no matter where life takes us, home is wherever love resides! #WildConnections #ExploreKenyaParks #TunzaMaliYako 📷 Festus Musili

Nature’s cleanup crew at work! 🦴Did you know that hyenas and vultures play a crucial role in environmental cleanup by scavenging carrion and preventing the spread of diseases? With powerful jaws and stomachs capable of neutralizing harmful pathogens like anthrax and botulinum…

Speaking during the launch of the Second Phase of the National Wildlife Census (2024-2025) @WRTIKenya CEO/Director, Dr. Patrick Omondi, highlighted the significance of the census in providing accurate, science-based data for policy and decision-making. "Today marks a pivotal…

Just like the lions, real strength is found in courage. On this International Men's Day, we celebrate men who inspire us to stand tall and lead with honor. Roar on gentlemen! #HappyInternationalMensDay

Good Morning from Tsavo West National Park, Kenya's second largest National Park! Immerse yourself in the sparkling beauty of Mzima Springs, marvel at the dramatic Shetani Lava Flows, and embark on an exhilarating game drive filled with diverse wildlife and vibrant bird species.…

Following the launch of the ear-notching exercise yesterday in Tsavo West National Park, we are excited to share that so far, 6 rhinos have been ear-notched and fitted with transmitters. Each notch is a step towards enhancing their safety and monitoring their well-being. Join us…

KWS DG Prof. @ErustusKanga outlined the innovative technologies being deployed in the notching exercise, including VHF and LoRa WAN-enabled transmitters which provide hourly updates to the Earth Ranger platform, offering greater efficiency to enhance the effectiveness of Rhino…

Many of us may not realize how much the equator, just an imaginary line, plays a role in navigation, identification, & orientation. The northern hemisphere is home to a Special five animal found only north. We were thrilled to observe and learn about four of them #WinnersSafari

The diversity in the avian population is beautiful. With our guide, Mr. Mutua and Mr. Ngumbi, we learnt how the animals are adapting to the harsh weather patterns and the interdependencies between them. #WinnersSafari

Kenya’s rhino conservation journey stands as a testament to resilience and collaboration, with over 1,977 rhinos now thriving nationwide. Among these are 1,004 black rhinos—a remarkable milestone achieved through sustained investment and strong partnerships between the…

Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) Director-General, Prof. @ErustusKanga, held a high-level meeting yesterday with Mohamed Awer, Chief Executive Officer of World Wide Fund for Nature @WWF_Kenya, and Loren Mayor, Chief Operating Officer of WWF-US, at KWS Headquarters in Nairobi. The…

Today, KWS staff gathered to celebrate a significant milestone: the conferring of our Director General @ErustusKanga as a Guest Professor at the Wuhan Botanical Garden, Chinese Academy of Sciences. This prestigious recognition not only highlights the Director General’s…

Kenya Wildlife Service congratulates Ol Pejeta Conservancy on their 20th anniversary of successful wildlife conservation operations. The anniversary celebrations held at the Conservancy were graced by His Excellency Dr. William Samoei Ruto, C.G.H., President of the Republic of…

The MEP "Foxtrot" ranger team rapidly responded to four rogue elephants, led by Individual 1, a well-known bull in the MEP database named Edwin, invading local farms. The team deployed their drone to move the herd back out of the fences in land and back into the conservancy.