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Protected areas, wildlife conservation and a ban on single-use plastics ensure Kenya remains a magical destination


For those seeking a holiday filled with some of the best wildlife viewing opportunities, luxury safari camps, vibrant cities and welcoming local communities, look no further than Kenya. With one of the most diverse ecosystems in the world, the country is dedicated to sustainability and has strategies in place to safeguard its environment and its huge population of wildlife. Around 8% of Kenya’s land is designated as national protected areas. There are wildlife orphanages and reserves across the country to protect animals who need additional assistance, resulting in success stories such as the safeguarding of rhinos in the north of the country. Kenya has also been fighting against the poaching of animals, including elephants and rhinos, to help eliminate the trade of ivory and horns. Single-use plastics were banned in Kenya in 2018 and that decision has benefited the natural environment, averting a huge volume of plastic from escaping into the Indian Ocean and protecting its marine life. Kenya has also made great strides in the development of green energy, harnessing renewable sources such as solar, wind, geothermal and hydro-energy for power. Knowing that the country truly values conservation and the importance of sustainability, your customers can


rediscover Kenya’s magic. Visitors can even get involved in some initiatives to help make a positive impact during their stay and see the results for themselves.


Abundant wildlife


There are more than 40 national parks in Kenya, home to the Big Five and thousands of other wildlife species. A stay at one of the country’s world-class safari camps will give clients plenty of opportunities to get up close to the animals. Wildlife has been thriving recently, with record numbers of rhino and elephants being born during the pandemic, making for even better chances of spotting these animals. Some national parks are home


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