Enkang’ Oontomonok: It's Time to Explore The No'onkotiak Women Cultural Boma, Amboseli - Kajiado County The No'onkotiak Women Cultural Boma is a women-led traditional cultural Manyatta that is run and managed by over 60 women drawn from the neighbouring community in the Amboseli Ecosystem. Come and experience Maasai Traditional Songs, Bead Art, Traditional Way of Life, Cultural House-making, Plant and Nature Walk, Maasai Warriors, and Fire-making among others. #Conservation4Posterity @Min_TourismKE @KajiadoGov @aetkenya @WWF_Kenya @MosaicIRD @rebecca_miano @PSMuseiya @LWaruingi

RT @WildlifeKe_: JOIN US @Min_TourismKE and @TourismKE_ today as we launch our Strategic Plans (2023-2027) under the theme 'Transforming To…

RT @Min_TourismKE: HAPPENING NOW. JOIN US! We are launching our Strategic Plan (2023-2027) under the theme “Transforming Tourism and Wildl…

RT @WRTIKenya: With just one day to go, excitement is in the air as we prepare to hold our 22nd Graduation Ceremony to be presided over b…

RT @WRTIKenya: Do you have a well-researched scientific paper on discoveries, innovations, technologies, and applications in wildlife conse…

Why Kenya wants wildlife included in climate talks "As a State Department, we are in the process of developing the Climate Action Plan for the Wildlife Sector so that we identify all the mitigation, adaptation, and resilience measures that are required, and then, we budget for them so that we can also mobilise resources that are required to make sure that in the wildlife sector can deal with issues to do with climate change." - Dr. Shadrack Ngene, Secretary, @WildlifeKe_

RT @WRTIKenya: Earlier today, the Institute received a donation of binoculars and Guidebooks from San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance ( SDZWA)…

RT @AWFCEO: It is no secret that the key to developing effective solutions to any challenge lies in viewing it through multiple angles and…

RT @CCIAfrica: A team from CCI, @ACC_Africa and Rombo Wildlife Conservancy Trust recently carried out a School conservation education prog…

RT @JWanzala: Committee approves transfer of Amboseli National Park to Kajiado County @KajiadoGov @joelenku @martin…

RT @RCoE_ESA: Excited to share that the trophy for the Secondary Category Winner of the RCMRD Map Competition, Anse Royale Secondary School…

RT @NemaKenya: Kenya was awarded a Certificate of Appreciation during COP16 of the Convention on Biological Diversity(CBD) in Cali, Colombi…

RT @UNBiodiversity: #DYK agricultural ecosystems heavily rely on natural ecosystems? Discover key insights on #biodiversity, sustainable a…

RT @PSMuseiya: Today, the Ministry of Tourism & Wildlife and its agencies held its second quarter meeting with our development partners. Ke…

Data and Information Engagement in Amboseli, Kajiado ACC research team engages with Research Assistants on field data challenges such as gaining access to conservancies as well as opportunities within the Amboseli Ecosystem and the entire Southern Kenya Landscape. #biodiversity #landscape @KajiadoGov @aetkenya @ZSLAfrica @biglifeafrica @WWF_Kenya

Validation of the Advisory Committee Report for the Transfer of the Amboseli National Park to the Host Community through the County Government of Kajiado The African Conservation Centre (ACC) today joined other national and county stakeholders to validate the Advisory Committee Report for the transfer of the Amboseli National Park to the Host Community. The stakeholder goodwill (both from government and non-state actors) witnessed in this process truly demonstrates the power and value of collaboration and meaningful engagement for the appropriate management of our natural resources such as wildlife. Local communities remain the true stewards of our natural resources and should therefore be at the centre of natural resource management and benefit sharing. @Min_TourismKE @KWCAKenya @aetkenya @KajiadoGov @rebecca_miano @PSMuseiya @LWaruingi

RT @WRTIKenya: Today, @WRTIKenya Director, Dr. Patrick Omondi, attended a key briefing session with the National Wildlife Census planning a…

RT @UNBiodiversity: A few degrees—1.5°C, 2°C, or more—could define humanity's future. We still have a chance to reach the 1.5°C goal, but…