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KWS successfully completes Black Rhino translocationThe Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) in collaboration with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) has successfully completed the last phase of the black rhino translocation from Mugie Rhino sanctuary and Solio Ranch...[ More ]Published 28 Jan, 2012
KWS rolls out Ranger-Based Information SystemThe Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has rolled out a ranger-based Management Information System (MIST) programme that will be used by all KWS patrol teams...[ More ]Published 26 Jan, 2012
Ranger-Based Management Information SystemKenya Wildlife Service (KWS) will on Monday, January 23, 2012 launch a ranger-based Management Information System (MIST) programme....[ More ]Published 20 Jan, 2012
KWS receives laptops to fight bush meat tradeThe Bush meat-free Eastern Africa Network (BEAN) has donated five laptop computers worth USD 3000 to the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) for fighting poaching and trade in bush meat....[ More ]Published 20 Jan, 2012