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We must tame the growing threat to our wildlife

By Judy Wakhungu

Wildlife occupies a special place in Kenya’s national image and interest. Kenya’s diverse ethnic communities have strong cultural attachments to wildlife. Visitors to Kenya often come specifically to see our game in its habitat. Equally, the spaces that remain for wildlife are often critically important biodiversity conservation areas, which offer a wide range of ecological, scientific, educational, cultural and aesthetic benefits.

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