A few months ago Veronica Simaloi found herself in a tough situation as she couldn’t afford to finish her Certificate in Community Wildlife Management at the Kenya Wildlife Service Training Institute. Veronica approached KWT for support and through our Justice Ole …

There is no NHS in Kenya and thousands of people go without medical assistance due to poverty. The causes of many illnesses in Kenya are due to poor diet, poor hygiene, ignorance and neglect. Blindness is ten times more common …

This is an incredible story about an injured lion that killed a young cow and how the Ewaso Lions project intervened and stopped a group of men from killing her in retaliation. KWT are strong supporters of the Ewaso Lions …

The Kenya Wildlife Trust supported 16 rangers in the Kitirua Conservancy on Olgulului group ranch, Amboseli. These community rangers man and secure the conservancy against any intruders and also expeditiously respond to distress calls in cases of human-wildlife conflicts, defusing …

In a bid to reduce human-wildlife conflict, KWT built Esiteti primary school away from a prime wildlife area in a move that was key to wildlife conservation in Kitirua, Amboseli. The construction of the school, in partnership with Olgulului – …