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WRTI, KWS map out wildlife sanctuaries hardest hit by drought

Wildlife feed near Karagita estate, Naivasha, as animals stray from parks in search of water and pasture amid harsh drought conditions, Jan 19, 2025. [Antony Gitonga, Standard]

The Wildlife Research and Training Institute (WRTI) and the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) have moved in to map out wildlife sanctuaries adversely affected by the ongoing drought.

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