Kenya is facing a unique challenge as the elephant population in the Mwea National Reserve has exceeded its capacity, prompting the relocation of around 100 elephants. The reserve, located east of Nairobi,
Tourism Minister Rebecca Miano supervised the transfer of five elephants to Aberdare National Park in central Kenya on Monday. Plans are underway to relocate fifty more elephants, although
Erustus Kanga, Director General of Kenya Wildlife Service, noted that
“The thriving elephant population indicates minimal poaching and favorable conditions for their growth,” Kanga remarked.
Recent initiatives involved relocating fifty elephants last week…
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