Saiwa Swamp National Park: Kenya's Smallest Park, the Sitatunga Antelope and the Trans Nzoia Wetland Sanctuary
Saiwa Swamp National Park is Kenya's smallest national park, a 3 sq km Trans Nzoia wetland gazetted in 1974 to protect the sitatunga antelope. Explore its sitatunga, De Brazza's monkey, 370+ bird species and the foot-only observation platform experience.
Mount Longonot National Park: Stratovolcano, Crater Rim and Rift Valley Heritage
Mount Longonot National Park protects a dormant stratovolcano with a dramatic eight-by-twelve-kilometre caldera in the Great Rift Valley, just ninety kilometres from Nairobi and one of the most accessible high-elevation hikes in Kenya.
Aberdare National Park Explained: The Tree Hotels, the Mountain Forests, the Endangered Bongo and the Aberdares Water Tower of Central Kenya
Aberdare National Park covers 767 sq km of high-altitude mountain forest in central Kenya. A guide to the tree hotels, the bongo, the water-tower function and the broader ecosystem.
Hell's Gate National Park Explained: Kenya's Walking-Safari Volcanic Wonderland, the Geothermal Industry and the Lake Naivasha Hinterland
Hell's Gate is one of the few Kenyan parks where visitors walk or cycle freely. A complete guide to the volcanic landscape, geothermal industry, and the Lake Naivasha hinterland.
Tsavo East and Tsavo West National Parks Explained: Kenya's Largest Wildlife Sanctuary, the Red Elephants of Tsavo and the Mzima Springs
The Tsavo ecosystem covers over 22,000 square kilometres — Kenya's largest protected area. A guide to Tsavo East, Tsavo West, the Red Elephants, Mzima Springs, and the wildlife and tourism.
Amboseli National Park Explained: Africa's Iconic Elephant Sanctuary, the Snows of Kilimanjaro Backdrop and the Maasai Conservancy Framework
Amboseli National Park hosts one of Africa's most-studied elephant populations against the backdrop of Mount Kilimanjaro. A complete guide to the Park, ecosystem, and Maasai conservancies.
Mount Kenya National Park and the Mount Kenya Ecosystem: Africa's Second-Highest Peak, UNESCO World Heritage Site and the Surrounding Water Tower
Mount Kenya is Africa's second-highest peak and one of the country's principal water towers. A complete guide to the National Park, the ecosystem, climbing, wildlife and conservation.
Managing Kenya's National Parks: The Kenya Wildlife Service, Conservation Funding, and the Future of Protected Areas
Kenya's national parks and protected areas represent one of the country's most valuable natural and economic assets, harboring extraordinary biodiversity while generating tourism revenue that supports...