Wildlife Research & Training Institute Rhino ecologist Mr. Cedric Kyayale today held a consultative meeting with @kwskenya, Narok County officers & WWF-Kenya on enhancing Rhino monitoring and data management systems in Mara. 1/2

The ecosystem management plan is a crucial framework for regulating and protecting our natural resources, protecting the environment, maintaining healthy ecosystem & preserving biodiversity for posterity @kwskenya State Department For Wildlife Kenya Dr. Patrick Omondi 2/2

Accompanied by the Ag. DG @kwskenya EK & the CEO Wildlife Research & Training Institute Dr. Patrick Omondi we made our way to Laikipia County for a community engagement meeting on Human-wildlife coexistence. The department is keen on mitigating Human-wildlife conflict 1/2

The goal of this important workshop is to come up with an integrated landscape programme that promotes biodiversity conservation, enhanced community well-being and sustainable development in Northern Kenya @kwskenya Wildlife Research & Training Institute Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife State Department For Wildlife Kenya

The CS later proceeded to Enkongunarok Village, to do the Magical Kenya Tembo Naming Cultural Ceremony, an innovative programme that gives individuals & organisations the opportunity to participate in Kenya’s wildlife conservation efforts by naming & adopting baby 🐘 at a fee.

I later on officiated the launch of the National Elephant Action Plan for Kenya 2023 - 2032, which recognises emerging threats to elephant conservation in Kenya & outlines comprehensive strategy & necessary activities for conservation and management of Kenya's elephant population

Congratulations HE Governor, on this huge milestone! Wildlife Research & Training Institute looks forward to be a close partner on the implementation of the two plans, particularly on wildlife research, monitoring, and capacity development through training

4/6 The Northern White Rhino assisted reproduction project for the recovery of the species based at the Ol Pejeta being undertaken in collaboration with @kwskenya, Safari Park Dvůr Králové, Leibniz-IZW, Avantea Laboratory, Osaka University, & Wildlife Research & Training Institute has made great milestones.

Today, I officially launched the National Wildlife Research Agenda (2023-2027) that will guide research in the country to inform wildlife conservation for the next five years.

Wildlife Research & Training Institute Would you like to participate or exhibit at the upcoming Wildlife Scientific Conference to be held on September 26-28, 2023 at Lake Naivasha Resort? The three-day event will draw researchers from all over the world to share ideas, disseminate wildlife scientific info.

Board Chair, Dr David Nkedianye this morning received the Institute's Certificate of Registration from National Commission For Science Technology and Innovation (NACOSTI) during the 3rd Multi- Sectoral Conference on Science, Technology, and Innovation held in Safari Park Hotel.

National Commission for Science,Tech & Innovation Kenya Wildlife Service Dr. Alfred N. Mutua Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife State Department For Wildlife Kenya Silvia Museiya, CBS Dr Nkedianye said that this was a milestone in fulfilling the Institute's mandate of coordinating and undertaking Wildlife Research to inform management and policy decisions in the Wildlife Sector and was proud to be among the 12 new institutions that received their certificates

The Institute has developed a New Draft Lion Monitoring Handbook, the Guidelines and Protocol for Monitoring Lion Source Population in Kenya to standardize methods of lion census and help streamline data collection access and sharing among stakeholders.

Join us today for this noble cause as we conserve our environment for future generations. Every tree counts. #Towards15Billiontrees #conservation

The first-ever World Species Congress take place next next week. Don't miss out on this fully virtual 24-hour gathering encouraging 100,000 commitments and actions towards species #conservation. Register now bit.ly/4aLDenB

The Kenya Wildlife for Conservation Project; "Advancing Human-Wildlife Conflict (HWC) management effectiveness in Kenya through an integrated approach", also known as the GEF-8 Kenya seeks to transform systems that are driving wildlife and biodiversity loss.

thank you @KWS @ Biglife for the the extraordinary census pilots!

Wildlife Research & Training Institute today was delighted to host Cabinet Secretary for Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife CS Rebecca Miano, EGH for her inaugural visit to the Institute accompanied by State Department For Wildlife Kenya PS @silviamuseiya. The CS was briefed on the mandate, functions, and operations of the Institute in fulfilment of its