In the radio interview below, SIFA FM’s radio presenter Linda Akoth discusses with KWCA Gender Officer Joyce Peshu how gender-based violence manifests in wildlife conservancies and the role KWCA is playing in promoting gender equity and preventing gender-based violence in Kenya’s conservancies.
KWCA CEO Dickson Ole Kaelo and elephant biologist Dr Winnie Kiiru join the KBC Podcast to discuss what is actually stopping poaching, why elephants and communities are colliding more than ever, and what Kenya risks if nothing changes.
“Nilikuwa najua Mwaluganje ni mambo ya mababu na mababa zetu.” (I used to know that matters to do with Mwaluganje sanctuary were handled by our grandfathers and fathers) – Saidi Kidzuga, Golini Youth Representative Board of Trustees, Mwaluganje Elephant Sanctuary Hidden in the hinterland of Kenya’s South Coast and imbued with dramatic cliffs, high…
As countries race toward achieving Target 3 of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (KMGBF) to conserve 30% of the planet by 2030, attention is shifting from how much land is conserved to how conservation is governed. Increasingly, conservation actors recognise that achieving 30×30 will depend on strengthening inclusive, rights-based governance that places Indigenous Peoples and…
