Nature Kenya – Connecting Nature and People

Nature Kenya—the East Africa Natural History Society (EANHS)—is Africa’s oldest environmental Society. We were established in 1909 to promote the study and conservation of nature in eastern Africa.
Our mission is to connect people with nature and take action for biodiversity conservation.

Local communities join push to list Yala Swamp as a Ramsar Site

Violet-backed Starling Breeding in Kakuzi, Murang’a County

Tana Delta Birds, Communities and Conservation

KBA in Focus: Mida Creek, Whale Island and the Malindi-Watamu Coast

Bird Ringing in Ngulia

Raising seedlings of hope in Cherangani

KBA in Focus: Lake Magadi

Local youth step up efforts to conserve Cherangani Hills Forest

KBA in Focus: Kirisia Forest

Engaging the next generation in vulture conservation

Yala Swamp communities need your support to prevent the violation of their RIGHTS

Nature Kenya has learnt that the National Land Commission (NLC) intends to push ahead with the controversial allocation of 6,763.74 ha of Yala Swamp to Lake Agro Ltd. This is despite sustained objections from local communities and other stakeholders. Stand in solidarity with the communities in saying NO to this allocation that violates their rights. Sign our petition here.