Flagship Reserve
Maasai Mara National Reserve
🦁 Big Five
🐃 Migration
🐆 Cheetah
From the thundering migrations of the Mara to the silent giants of Amboseli — Kenya's wildlife is one of earth's most extraordinary living treasures. We protect it. Every day.
Explore Kenya's Wildlife
From the iconic savanna plains of the Maasai Mara to the pristine reefs of the Indian Ocean coast — Kenya's protected wildlife estate is among the most diverse and extraordinary on earth.
Migration Intelligence — Live
Every year, 1.5 million wildebeest, 200,000 zebras, and 350,000 gazelles complete their ancient circuit across the Serengeti-Mara ecosystem — a 3,000km journey driven by rain, grass, and survival.
Conservation at Work
Real-time visibility into Kenya's most critical conservation operations. This is not a museum — it is a living, daily, operational commitment to the wildlife in our care.
The Rangers of Kenya
3,200 rangers across Kenya's protected areas. Their work makes everything else possible.
"I joined to protect elephants. Now I protect the future of my country."
"The Mara is not just a park. It is a living system. My job is to read it every day."
"Every collar I attach is a life I can follow, protect, and report on. Data saves animals."
Wildlife Intelligence
Population data, conservation status, and sighting intelligence for Kenya's most significant wildlife.
Community & Coexistence
Millions of Kenyans live and farm alongside wildlife every day. We support them with rapid response, transparent compensation, and genuine partnership — because conservation only works when communities choose it.
Huduma ya Dharura — 24/7 / Emergency Service
Ripoti tukio la wanyamapori kupitia WhatsApp, SMS, au simu. / Report wildlife incidents via WhatsApp, SMS, or phone.
Access Community ServicesReport human-wildlife conflict — online, WhatsApp, or SMS
Track and submit wildlife damage compensation
Wildlife scout jobs, conservancy programs, education
School programs, safety guides, Swahili resources
WhatsApp Community Helpline
+254 726 610 509 — Ripoti au Uliza / Report or Ask
Support Conservation
KWS operates with a Sh11.87 billion annual funding gap. Every contribution directly funds ranger patrols, species monitoring, anti-poaching operations, and community coexistence programs.
💛 Sh2,000 funds one full patrol day for a ranger unit protecting Amboseli's elephant families.
Fund a dedicated 6-ranger unit protecting Kenya's rarest rhinos across 21,812km² of Tsavo.
Support GPS collar monitoring for 34 research elephants tracking the Amboseli-Kilimanjaro corridor.
Train 240 community wildlife scouts across 12 counties in wildlife monitoring and conflict response.
Research & Intelligence
Kenya's wildlife data — from elephant GPS tracks to species population censuses — openly available to researchers, scientists, and conservation practitioners worldwide.
Kenya Wildlife Intelligence Platform
25,000+ species records, 12 years of GPS tracking data, biodiversity census datasets, and migration intelligence — all accessible through the Kenya Wildlife Intelligence Platform.
Aerial and ground count data — all parks
12-year longitudinal tracking dataset
Ecosystem health indicators 2010–2024
County-level incident records 2018–2024
Wildebeest, elephant, and zebra corridors
Global Impact
Voices from the Field
The Mara was beyond anything I had imagined. Our ranger guide knew the lions by name, by family history, by territory. This is not just a game park — it is a living ecosystem managed by extraordinary people.
The research permit process was smooth and the KWS scientists were genuine collaborators. Our Amboseli elephant study produced three peer-reviewed papers — none of it would have been possible without KWS's exceptional data infrastructure.
Tembo aliingia shambani usiku. Niliripoti kwa WhatsApp saa mbili usiku — jibu lilikuja ndani ya dakika kumi. Serikali ilishughulikia vizuri sana. Sasa mimi ni mpiganaji wa wanyamapori katika kijiji changu.