It is essential to demonstrate that the presence and conservation of wildlife and eco-systems will have tangible benefits for local communities. Tembo.org are a flexible e-charity dedicated to protecting elephants from cruelty and exploitation. Without delay or high administration costs, they provide direct and practical aid and raise awareness of the plight of elephants the world over. To find out more, you can email them directly . On behalf of the Government of Kenya, Kenya Wildlife Service holds in trust for present and future generations locally, nationally and globally the biological diversity represented by its extraordinary variety of animals, plants and ecosystems ranging from coral reefs to alpine moorlands and from deserts to forests.
Special emphasis is placed on conservation of large mammals found in few other places on earth.
To build partnerships, to conserve biodiversity and to ensure that custodians benefit. To take a lead role in developing sustainable nature tourism and maximising the economic benefit to the nation and minimising negative environmental impacts. In 1994 Kenya Wildlife Service took over the management of the Institute from the Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife. We have modern facilities and teaching aid to ensure the best is offered to course participants, seminars and workshop attendants. The Programme focuses on the close links between the natural resources forests and trees on the one hand and the people who use and benefit from them on the other hand.