In Kenya, the Nashulai conservancy’s bold bet on coexistence with wildlife

France 24Wednesday, October 29, 2025 at 5:50:12 PM
In Kenya, the Nashulai conservancy’s bold bet on coexistence with wildlife
The Nashulai Conservancy in Kenya is making strides in promoting coexistence between the local Maasai community and wildlife, including lions and giraffes. Established in 2016, this initiative is crucial as it not only supports the community's way of life but also addresses the challenges posed by increasing tourism and climate change. By fostering a harmonious relationship with nature, Nashulai serves as a model for sustainable living that could inspire similar efforts globally.
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