Nature Kenya

Connecting nature and people for a sustainable future

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.

A group of Impalas in Tsavo West National Park. PHOTO: P. USHER

Nature Kenya alerts Parliament to Energy clause that threatens rivers, parks, forests and all Government land

Golfers play to raise funds for Mt. Kenya forest restoration

NEW GUEST HOUSE IN DAKATCHA WOODLAND

Vultures still poisoned in the Mara!

An aerial view of Lake Ol Bolossat. PHOTO: A. WAMITI

Lake Ol’ Bolossat now protected!

Balancing Conservation and Development in Yala Swamp

In praise of wetlands and wetland birds

New guidelines for responding to wildlife poisoning incidents developed

Members of the KBL “Kijani Team”, & Nature Kenya staff , Hombe and Kabaru Community CFAs during a tree planting exercise in Mt. Kenya Forest

Restoring the Mount Kenya Water Tower

A team of volunteers in the past WaterBird counts

January 2018 Waterbird Counts: Calling all Volunteers

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Our online shop carries a great range of products including books, gifts and local community crafts. All profits go towards protecting nature in Kenya.