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Narok residents turn to alternative methods to protect wildlife

Alice Shonko uses a multi-purpose portable stove to prepare a meal in Mt Suswa conservancy in Narok County.

NAROK, KENYA: Cases of game meat trade and charcoal burning have reportedly dropped around Mt Suswa conservancy off the Mai Mahiu-Narok road.

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