The #MagicalKenyaTravelExpo2025 has officially kicked off today, 1st – 3rd October, at Uhuru Gardens, Nairobi! 🎉 As East Africa’s premier tourism trade fair, MKTE brings together global industry leaders, buyers, and exhibitors to celebrate the best of African travel. Kenya Wildlife Service is proud to showcase our world-renowned parks, reserves, and unmatched wildlife experiences. 🦁🐘🦒 📍 Visit the KWS stand and discover why Kenya is the ultimate safari destination. #ExploreKenyaParks #Magica

Kenya Wildlife Service Vet and Capture team and Mt. Kenya Wildlife Conservancy in conjunction with Fairmont Mount Kenya Safari Club successfully reintroduced reticulated giraffes back to Mount Kenya Wildlife Conservancy after 40 years of local extinction. The six giraffes (2 males and 4 females) were captured from Lolomarik Ranch and translocated into the wild at Mount Kenya Wildlife Conservancy. With a strong focus on supporting community conservation, education and empowerment programs, sustai

1.5K views · 52 reactions | Can you tell the difference between a Reticulated, Masai and Rothschild's Giraffe? If yes, which of them is featured here?  Severin Safari Camp | Kenya Wildlife Service | Facebook

4.3M views · 36K reactions | Kenya is the original African safari destination and is still considered one of Africa's most spectacular wildlife locations. The region's dramatic contrasts and an endless array of national parks including Lake Nakuru , Amboseli , Samburu and perhaps one of the world's richest wildlife reserves, the Masai Mara National Reserve , showcases extraordinary wildlife. | Gators Tours and Safaris | Facebook

KWS Cadet 𝐒𝐚𝐥𝐨𝐦𝐞 𝐌𝐠𝐡𝐨𝐢, from Taita Taveta, brings her academic background in community development to the frontlines of conservation. Growing up in a region affected by human–wildlife conflict, especially during drought seasons around Tsavo East and Tsavo West National Parks, her expertise is vital in strengthening community-based solutions. 🎓 Pass-Out Parade: Friday, 19th December 📍 KWS Law Enforcement Academy #KWSCadetsPassoutParade2025 #GuardiansoftheWild #ConservationLeadership

Earlier this month, the Kenya Wildlife Service announced the passing of Craig, a beloved 54-year-old elephant, in Amboseli National Park. Join us as rangers, Maasai guardians, and photographers share their memories of Craig — each story a chapter in the ongoing journey of conservation. (recorded) | China Xinhua News

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