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Saving the Mara through conservancies

Open fields for animals to freely move. PHOTO: JECKONIA OTIENO

John Kisemi has a home set in the midst of thorny shrubs with two livestock enclosures beside his modest house.

One interesting feature of the livestock pen is that it has metallic poles rising to about three metres high and a net wire fence. Beside it is one which is made of wood and a wire fence.

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