Mount Kenya Trust

Somewhere in Mt Kenya!
The trust had an amazing educational opportunity for training on monitoring and evaluating rehabilitation sites which was done by Eden: People + Planet team. Among those trained were the MKT team, Tree monitors,Ontulili forest -Karuri CFA

It's grazing time!
Out and about.
One of our fencing maintenance team came across a herd of buffaloes on their routine check.

It's evident that fences play a crucial role in mitigating human-wildlife conflicts (HWC) by providing a physical barrier between wildlife and human settlements. However, as you mentioned, maintaining these fences is a significant responsibility, and various challenges can arise,

Rescue mission!!!
The trust's Marania Wildlife Guards on their patrol received intelligence report of an abandoned elephant calf, they verified the information immediately and with the help of the Kenya Wildlife Service Meru station a KWS vet from Laikipia was on the ground. The

Mt Kenya here we come!!
Elephants using the Subuiga underpass(Elephant corridor) which serves as a migratory linkage route to and from Mt Kenya to the Northern landscape (Ngarendare forest- Lewa conservancy- Borana conservancy and beyond).
CONSERVATION 🐘 🐘 🐘