
Successful Relocation of Elephants in Mwea National Reserve
It was the KWS team that meticulously planned and executed the incredible journey of 54 elephants, which were safely translocated from Mwea National Reserve to Aberdare National Park. After 17 days of dedicated teamwork, this monumental step in wildlife conservation was completed, marking a vital move to reduce human-wildlife conflict.

Successful Relocation of Elephants in Mwea National Reserve
The initiative involved carefully monitoring and capturing these magnificent elephants, which had been straying into agricultural areas, posing challenges for farmers. By relocating them to safer habitats within Aberdare National Park, the goal was to ensure their survival while fostering peaceful coexistence with local communities.

Successful Relocation of Elephants in Mwea National Reserve
The relocation process was thoroughly organized, with a dedicated team of wildlife experts and veterinarians ensuring the elephants were transported safely and efficiently. Each elephant was assessed for health and well-being before being moved to their new home, where they could thrive in a protected environment.

Successful Relocation of Elephants in Mwea National Reserve
This effort underscored our commitment to wildlife conservation in Kenya, emphasizing the importance of harmonious relationships between humans and wildlife. By addressing the challenges faced by local communities and protecting these incredible animals, we are safeguarding Kenya’s wildlife for generations to come.

Successful Relocation of Elephants in Mwea National Reserve
Commendations are due to all those involved in this successful relocation project, and we eagerly anticipate the positive impact it will have on both the elephants and the communities around Mwea National Reserve. Together, we continue to celebrate and protect our natural heritage!

Successful Relocation of Elephants in Mwea National Reserve