First ever Lion Census kicks off in Meru National Park

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First ever Lion Census kicks off in Meru National Park

23rd April, 2016

It is said that there are 2000 lions left in Kenya. Meru National Park has been renowned as a lion stronghold, but just how many lions remain in the park? This year the Kenya Wildlife Service and other stakeholders conducted the first ever lion census of its magnitude in the expansive park. Take a look

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