Nairobi National Park as Important Bird Area(IBA)

Important Bird Area designation came to Nairobi National Park 16 years before the global Key Biodiversity Area framework was formalized, […]

Nairobi National Park Grassland Ecology & Fire Regime Science

Framing Nairobi National Park as an Urban-Proximate Savannah Ecosystem Nairobi National Park is not merely a wildlife viewing destination; it

Nairobi National Park is a protected savannah ecosystem situated within Kenya’s capital city and forms part of the country’s highland

Nairobi National Park (NNP) is a rare conservation edge-case: a fully functioning savanna ecosystem pressed against a fast-growing capital city.

Friends of Nairobi National Park (FoNNaP) is a membership-based, Kenyan non-profit society that has, since the mid-1990s, played a distinctive

What Are Wildlife Corridors? Wildlife corridors are natural movement routes that allow animals to travel between protected areas and surrounding

Nairobi National Park is often described as a “wildlife park next to a capital city,” but ecologically it is not

Nairobi National Park is one of the world’s most extraordinary conservation landscapes: a fully functioning savannah ecosystem set against the

Nairobi National Park’s rhino conservation success story is part of the bigger success story of rhino population revival. Kenya’s rhino

Introduction The Athi-Kapiti Ecosystem (AKP) is a vast savannah landscape covering approximately 2,200 km² and forms a crucial ecological region