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The snare slayer: How one man is saving Kenya's wildlife, one trap at a time

Isaac Maina, the De-snaring Manager at the African Network for Animal Welfare (ANAW) (photo courtesy)

In the sprawling savannas of Kenya, where wildlife corridors intersect with human settlements, one man has dedicated over two decades to a singular mission: freeing animals from the deadly grip of poachers' snares.

Isaac Maina, the De-snaring Manager at the African Network for Animal Welfare (ANAW), stands as a towering figure in Kenya's conservation landscape, having pioneered methods that have saved thousands of animals and transformed wildlife protection strategies across the country.

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