The Conservation Feed

Field notes from the wild edge.

Hidden stays and species worth crossing the equator for - written by Rupi Mangat across twenty-five years of East African travel writing.

Carnivore conference 2019 Carnivore Conservation in Changing Landscapes: A two-day conference in Nairobi highlights new findings and more Dec 2019 African baobab Lukenya’s Panorama of a 360 world Nov 2019 Cushitic Visiting an Orma Village in Tana Delta Nov 2019 Featured From Kalota to Kipini on Tana Delta Nov 2019 Featured Lake Elmenteita Wildlife Sanctuary Under Power Struggle Nov 2019 Bottlenose dolphins Groundbreaking Research Dolphins and Whales in Tanzanian Waters Nov 2019 Featured Frolic at the Falls: A Splash of a Time at Shimba Hills Sheldrick Falls Oct 2019 Featured On High Water in Nakuru Oct 2019 Art On the plains of the Athi-Kapiti in search of the Cheetah Oct 2019 Featured Rock Climbers of Lukenya Hill Oct 2019 Barefoot beach camp Leisurely Lunch at Malindi Sea Fishing Club: One of the oldest in the country with an exciting deco of the great fish in the ocean Oct 2019 Featured Diva Time in Kigali Oct 2019 Featured Mapping the Rock Art of Northern Kenya: Dating thousands of years ago, it’s an insight into a world that once was through art chiselled on rock by our human ancestors Oct 2019 Featured A Stroll along Sabaki River Mouth: Kenya’s biggest estuary and an Important Bird Area (IBA) Sep 2019 Congo-nile basin A Great Time in Gisenyi Sep 2019 Featured Sailing Up Tana Delta Sep 2019 Featured In the Midst of Mt Mtelo Sep 2019 Cherangani hills Revelling in the Sekerr Range Aug 2019 Featured Mathews Range and the sky forests Aug 2019 Dr luca borghesio Mathew’s Range … Aug 2019 1887 Mathew’s Range: A little-known mountain range with one of the least disturbed forests in north Kenya makes for exciting long term research in forest dynamics Aug 2019 Count teleki The Unique Kitich Camp of Samburu Aug 2019 Cheetah Mid-year Mara Jul 2019 Chukudu Gone to Goma in the Democratic Republic of Congo Jul 2019

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