WWF-Kenya

government of the now 188 sq km Lake Nakuru National Park. We have supported wildlife conservation, focusing on flagship species such as elephant, black rhino and marine turtles.

Forest resources management has targeted some of the most biodiversity-rich forests in Kenya, including forests that also act as water towers for important downstream water users, and some forests that are critical cultural sites to indigenous communities.
The wise management of Kenya’s vital but scarce water resources has become a major area of work in the Mara river and Naivasha basins.

Management of important coastal resources and fisheries is a growing area of our work. In addition, we have stepped up efforts to influence and improve policies and legislation alongside improving governance and accountability in natural resource management.