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Collapse of Wildlife migratory corridors as 100 mapped areas threatened

Road users stop to watch a heard of elephants crossing the elephant corridor along the Meru - Nanyuki highway on July 23, 2019. [Olivia Murithi, Standard]

Jane Kiptui is troubled. Her newly constructed fence and her maize farm have been trampled on by elephants in their annual migratory route from Laikipia through to Timboroa.

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