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A ranger tracks wild zebras at the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy in Nanyuki, Meru County. [The Standard]

Every morning at 6 am, three men, clad in full wildlife rangers' regalia, convene in the control room of the expansive Lewa Wildlife Conservancy in Meru County, with a clear mission at hand.

Despite the ethereal appearance cast by the early morning fog, they diligently get cracking.

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