WWF Kenya has expanded its predator deterrent programme in the Amboseli–Chyulu landscape, installing 272 new units to reduce human-wildlife conflict.

• This initiative brings the total number of deterrent lights to 543, directly benefiting 923 people and protecting 2,866 goats and sheep, as well as 1,137 cattle.
• The programme is implemented by WWF Kenya with support from the Michael Otto Foundation for Sustainability.
• The lights are designed to scare off predators like lions and hyenas by mimicking human activity, addressing frequent nighttime livestock predation incidents in the Amboseli–Chyulu ecosystem.