CHEETAH CONSERVATION PROJECT
Research: Cheetah Census in Kenya

Background
In 2002 the Cheetah was listed in the IUCN Red Data Book as an endangered species. It is also recognized as threatened in the CITES Appendix I. Coupled with reports from the field that Cheetah numbers were on the decline in the traditional home ranges, the EAWLS and its collaborating partners Cheetah Conservation Fund, Kenya (CCFK) and Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) initiated a research project to determine Cheetah Population Trends and Conservation Needs in Kenya. See more…


Is The De Brazza Monkey Facing Extintion In Kenya?

The De Brazza monkeys or kalasinga as they are referred to in Kiswahili, are known to occur in Kenya but much of their ecology and conservation status remains unknown due to their cryptic nature and lack of information locally on their ecology and distribution.

Iregi Mwenja, a Project Co-ordinator with Eawls, recognized the above fact and recently carried out a detailed de brazza survey in Western Kenya.

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mwenja@eawildlife.org/iregim@yahoo.com