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Humans in harmony with habitat and wildlife

Practical conservation with communities beside Kenya’s mountain forests and water catchments.

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Clear stories, verified data, human impact and transparent results across Kenya’s mountain forest water towers.

Explore landscapes across Kenya’s mountain forests and water towers. For a chapter-by-chapter tour, open the story map.

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Aberdare Range

Central Kenya

Mist-shrouded ridges and deep valleys north of Nairobi. On the map you will see the completed fence ring, programme links for joint patrols and rhino salient work, and filters for water, wildlife and communities.

Fence built410 km

410 km electric fence completed in 2009, commissioned in 2010.

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Black rhino
Eastern Salient of Aberdare National Park hosts a high concentration of black rhino.
Mountain bongo
Critically endangered antelope endemic to Kenya’s mountain forests.
Elephant
Part of the Aberdare-Mount Kenya elephant population of about 5,465 animals.

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