KWS Translocates Bull Elephants from Laikipia Amid Community-Led Conservation Effort

KWS has launched a 10-day operation to translocate over 10 bull elephants from Salama Village in Laikipia West to a protected area to curb rising human-wildlife conflict...

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The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has initiated a 10-day operation to translocate over ten bull elephants from Salama Village in Laikipia West to a protected area. This move is aimed at reducing escalating human-wildlife conflict and protecting both community livelihoods and elephant populations.

Over 10 bull elephants are being translocated.
The operation is led by the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS).
Local community members actively participated, assisting KWS teams, showcasing a strong sense of 'our responsibility' towards conservation.

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