May 30

• Kagasheki Defuses Maasai Mutiny in Ngorongoro

  Daily News

  MINISTER for Natural Resources and Tourism, Mr Khamis Kagasheki, has said that the planned Loduare Gate closure by Ngorongoro residents in protest against a new conservator will no... Read more »

May 29

• Musisi Launches Second Battle for Centenary Park

  Observer

  A year after a direct confrontation between Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) and Kampala trader Sarah Kizito, wife to Central Division Chairman Godfrey Nyakana, the battle is... Read more »

• Parks & Wildlife Management Meet Farmers in CRR

  Daily Observer

  The Parks and Wildlife Management in collaboration with the Regional Agricultural Directorate in Central River Region (CRR) north recently sensitised farmers from various... Read more »

• Wildlife Body Given Ultimatum Over Thuma Forest Elephants

  Malawi News Agency

  The Wildlife Action Group (WAG), managers of the Thuma Forest Reserve of Salima has been given up to six months to put an electricity fence around the forest which is highly... Read more »

May 28

• Queen Elizabeth National Park Wins Praise

  EA Business

  Queen Elizabeth National Park, in south west Uganda, has been recognized as a 'Top Performing National Park' as reviewed by TripAdvisor, a popular and widely regarded travel guide. Read more »

• KWS Launches Countrywide Hunt for Poachers of Four Rhinos

  The Star

  Kenya Wildlife Service has launched a major operation in pursuit of poachers who killed four rhinos in the last one week across the country. Read more »

• Two Brothers Among Four Dead in Kitui Well Tragedy

  The Star

  FOUR at the weekend drowned in a well in Kakuyu village of Ikutha district, Kitui County. The area OCPD Joseph Ngeiywa confirmed the incident adding the four victims mysteriously... Read more »

• Uganda Wildlife Authority

  New Vision

  UWA trains and commissions 430 new rangers Uganda Wildlife Authority recruited 430 new rangers during the reporting period, which helped to address issues of unemployment among the... Read more »

May 27

• Minister Outdoors Committee to Plan Eco-Park

  Ghanaian Chronicle

  The Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, Alhaji Inusah Fuseini, has set up a five-member committee, which will be tasked to structure out procedures to help facilitate the... Read more »

• When the Lions Run

  The Star

  It was late afternoon as I drove down the Mbuni loop towards No6 dam. Suddenly a large male lion appeared walking into the road in front of me. He walked for a few metres and then... Read more »

May 25

• Govt Urged to Intervene in Illegal Hunting At Hwange

  SW Radio

  The government has been urged to put a stop to illegal hunting taking place in the protected Hwange National Park, where the Environment Ministry has been accused of granting... Read more »

May 24

• Brave Warriors and Elegant Women

  Daily News

  AFTER leaving Tarangire National Park in Tanzania, we spotted a group of women and children on the side of the road, each carrying a container of water on top of their head. Read more »

May 22

• Herders to Lose Jobs Tsavo Park Evictions

  The Star

  Some 4,500 people are set to lose their jobs following plans to evict Somali livestock farmers from ranches in Taita Taveta, Kwale and Kilifi counties. Read more »

• Tourism Ministry Needs Tour Vehicles

  EA Business

  Tourism minister, Mrs. Maria Mutagamba, has asked the government for new custom-built tour vehicles and professional drivers to ease transportation of tourists. Read more »

• KWS to Put Up New Fence At Shimba Hills

  The Star

  The Kenya Wildlife Service will revive the construction of a Sh120 million electric fence at Shimba Hills National Game Reserve to end human-wildlife conflicts in Kwale. Read more »

May 21

• MP Wants Herders Out of Kora Park

  The Star

  Security authorities in Tseikuru district of Kitui want all charcoal burners and herders flushed out of the Kora National Park and Mwingi North game reserve to forestal armed... Read more »

May 20

• Miss Tabata Beauties to Visit Mikumi Park

  Daily News

  MISS Tabata contestants are expected to visit Mikumi National Park, the fourth largest in the country, on Sunday. Read more »

• Stray Buffaloes Raid IDP Camp

  The Star

  Buffaloes yesterday invaded an IDP camp in Gilgil destroying property and leaving families in fear. The wild animals have turned Kirathimo camp near Marura sanctuary a no-gone... Read more »

• Nairobi Park Diary - a Terrapin Territory

  The Star

  With the recent heavy rains, although the park was very wet and muddy, it has been possible to see more of creatures that are not normally seen. Read more »

• Herders Find Bomb At Park

  The Star

  Herders stumbled on a colonial bomb at the Hellsgate National park in Naivasha. Peter ole Sinkai said they found a metallic object while grazing their animals and they informed KWS... Read more »