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Capital projects pose challenge to wildlife conservation, says PS Museiya

KWS scientists during the translocation of giraffes from Kedong ranch to Nairobi National Park following the change in land use in the area. [Antony Gitonga, Standard]

The ongoing capital projects including roads, railways, energy corridors and expanding urban centers pose challenges to wildlife conservation.

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