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Trouble in paradise: the race to protect Kenya’s turtles

Crystal clear blue waters reflecting a cloudless sky, white sandy beaches dotted with tall coconut trees towards the shoreline and...

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Improving ranger welfare and vehicles on Mount Kenya

Mount Kenya, the second-highest mountain in Africa, is an incredibly diverse UNESCO World Heritage Site. It acts as a vital habitat range...

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A dance with pachyderms: The difficult task of treating injured elephants

By Jimmy Rutherford Boni, Head of the National Police Reservists at Lolldaiga Conservancy, and I were driving along the route used by the...

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Antivenom: The implications for Kenya’s residents, reptiles and rangers

Written by Jimmy Rutherford. Rear-fanged, front-fixed, and front-hinged are examples of the varied assortment of fang types displayed in...

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Uniform and equipment for the rangers of the Mukogodo Forest in Kenya

The Mukogodo Forest is one of the last remaining indigenous forests in Kenya. At approximately 30,189 hectares, it is located in Laikipia...

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Remarkable changes for El Karama’s rangers thanks to ForRangers’ fund-raisers

Located on a 15,381-acre stretch of the Laikipia Plateau, between Mt Kenya and the Aberdare Range, El Karama is home to many incredible...