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Originally published by Capital Newstop
September 23, 2026
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Kakuzi birdwatching tour ends in triumph as Japanese royalty sights rare migratory birds

While acknowledging that Birds are powerful indicators of environmental health, Mr Flowers confirmed that Kakuzi continues to see steady growth in bird diversity within its borders...
✨ Key Highlights
Her Imperial Highness Princess Takamado of Japan, Honorary President of BirdLife International, successfully sighted rare migratory birds, the Eurasian Bee-eater and the Osprey, during a birdwatching tour at Kakuzi Plc orchards in Murang’a County.
- The sighting occurred during Princess Takamado's visit to Kenya for the BirdLife International's 2nd Global Flyways Summit.
- Kakuzi Plc highlighted its sustainable agriculture practices and habitat preservation as key to supporting biodiversity and migratory bird species.
- Princess Takamado emphasized the need for international cooperation in conserving migratory birds, noting that "Migratory birds do not recognise borders."
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