Human|wildlife coexistence in Kenya

Abby's research will contribute to understanding how best to foster sustainable coexistence between humans and wildlife.

KWS Launches National Human-Wildlife Coexistence Strategy and ...

Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS), led by the Principal Secretary, State Department for Wildlife Silvia Museiya, Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife, ...

Managing Human-wildlife Conflict through community engagement

As a result, Nature Kenya is promoting alternative HWC management approaches that promote community participation and engagement in wildlife ...

Human-Wildlife Coexistence and the Future of Wildlife

Crop-Protecting Fences and Rapid Response Rangers ... The Amboseli-Tsavo-Kilmanjaro ecosystem straddles Kenya and Tanzania; and protecting over 1.6 million acres ...

Working towards coexistence between farmers and elephants in ...

While some human–elephant interactions are positive—for example wildlife tourism, which is a major part of the economy in many African countries ...

Launch of the National Human-Wildlife Coexistence Strategyand ...

Administration Scheme. The event was held at Bomas of Kenya and was attended by conservation partners and stakeholders drawn from different

Kenya relocates 44 elephants to reduce human-wildlife conflict-Xinhua

Kenya's wildlife authorities said Monday they relocated 44 elephants in the past two weeks to boost human and wildlife coexistence.

Kenya: KWS calls for harmonised coexistence between humans ...

he Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has called for a harmonized coexistence between humans and elephants following rise in jumbo mortalities in the ...

Towards long-term coexistence of humans and wildlife

Zacharia Mutinda Muteti wants to see human and wildlife coexisting in peace and harmony, so he decided to pursue a project to help with just that.

A Conservation Planner's Perspective on Human Wildlife Coexistence

Horris Wanyama is an ecologist with over 10 years of experience in conservation management, currently serving as conservation planner with Kenya Wildlife ...

a case study of Laikipia, Kenya: Human Dimensions of Wildlife

This case study sought to broaden the scope of inquiry into factors influencing human-wildlife coexistence beyond immediately tangible wildlife impacts.

Kenya Wildlife Service Launches Crucial Elephant Translocation ...

This effort underscores KWS's commitment to improving human-wildlife coexistence and addressing environmental degradation within Mwea National Reserve. The ...

Kenya begins translocation of elephants to boost human-wildlife ...

NAIROBI, Oct. 3 (Xinhua) -- The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS), a state-owned wildlife management agency, commenced an elephant translocation ...

Tackling Human-Lion Conflict in the Maasai Mara

The LRF supported Kenya Wildlife Trust to tackle human-lion conflict through the deployment of community ambassadors that respond to conflict incidences.

As drought worsens, can Kenyan communities coexist with native ...

So, when the community unites around wildlife protection, it can be particularly effective. Communities set aside land for wild animals, and in ...

Sustainable, Collaborative Strategies Around Human-Wildlife ...

Sustainable, Collaborative Strategies Around Human-Wildlife Coexistence In Kenya. · Conflicts between the human and wildlife population currently ...

(PDF) Human-Wildlife Conflict, Interspecies Disease, and Justice in ...

Central Kenya???s Laikipia district is known for its significant wildlife numbers and biological diversity. This is the result of the commitment of ...

Lions and humans in Southern Kenya: conflict, coexistence and ...

Lions have now declined in population and human-lion conflict is the most important threat to lions in Kenya. When faced with the anthropogenic pressures and ...

the nature, causes and mitigations of human wildlife conflict around ...

Reducing human–wildlife conflict is also an urgent conservation priority and key to coexistence between humans and animals in this region [37].

Human-wildlife conflicts and their correlates in Narok County, Kenya

Human-wildlife conflicts (HWC) are often caused by human population increase, high livestock and wildlife population densities and changing land use and ...