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KWS begins wildlife relocation from Naivasha to Laikipia

The move, according to KWS, is meant to decongest some of the conservancies for Laikipia where the number of wild animals is on the decline. [File,Standard]

The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has embarked on the process of trans-locating tens of wildlife from various conservancies in Naivasha to Laikipia County.

The species targeted are zebras, impalas, waterbucks, and gazelles in the exercise which is expected to take over a month.

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