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sitting-on-me-bum · 2 years
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Two of the first five mountain bongos are released into the recently completed Mawingu Bongo Sanctuary during its official opening within the Mount Kenya Wildlife Conservancy at the foothills of Mount Kenya in Nanyuki, Kenya. The first-ever mountain bongo sanctuary in the world marks an historic milestone in the fight for the survival of the critically endangered subspecies, with less than 100 bongos left in the wild. The conservancy is home to 63 mountain bongos. The animal is one of the largest forest antelopes and endemic to the equatorial forests of Kenya.
Photograph: Daniel Irungu/EPA
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Steve and Richard safari's, is specialist in East and Africa safaris, Kenya, Tanzania & Uganda. Tsavo East,and West, Amboseli,Kilimanjaro, Taita salt lick, Lake Nakuru, Lake Naivasha,Masai Mara Samburu,Sweet water, Mount Kenya,aberdarea, Ngorongoro,Serengati,Lake Manyara, Arusha . A best Creating travel memory of a lifetime takes enormous teamwork, and we completely understand this. With an onboard team of dedicated professionals, we always Endeavour to accomplish your travel needs and personalize your experience to build memories of a lifetime with our wide range of personalized services, we assure you to deliver the best value for your travel itineraries. Whether it’s outbound travel or inbound travel- outstation trips from Kenya and Tanzania, all cover popular excursions to explore.
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went-looking · 7 months
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Halfway, Forever
That time right before dusk when the strange air swirls around you presents possibilities mysterious, romantic, dark, exhilarating, and final. Yet now, only this small gap of time and space matters. Nothing else because there is only this, this. This moment, it exists and it is dying. You know it and you don’t care. Throw your arms high and wide and laugh! You exist, solidly, in this instant, and…
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m-kiio · 9 months
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Mt.Kenya as seen from Teleki valley
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africaoutdoors · 11 months
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Mountain altitude sickness symptoms
Symptoms of mountain altitude sickness, also known as acute mountain sickness (AMS), can vary in severity and may include: Headache: This is the most common symptom and usually occurs within a few hours or days of ascending to high altitudes. Nausea and vomiting: Some individuals may experience feelings of nausea and may even vomit. Fatigue and weakness: You may feel tired and lacking in…
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tishfarrell · 11 months
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When Creator Comes Visiting…
…this is one of his domains – the craggy summit of Kere-Nyaga, Mountain of Brightness, better known outside East Africa as Mount Kenya. And the supreme being concerned is Ngai, maker of earth, the cosmos and everything. And it was to Ngai that the Kikuyu farmers of Mount Kenya’s southerly foothills once offered their sacrifices and prayers. Although they only did this in times of great crisis,…
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icerocktrekking · 1 year
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The thrill of mountain climbing in Kenya!
Fill the excitement of trekking to Mt. Kenya
Equatorial Africa's Mount Kenya, which is impressively 5,199m (17,057ft) tall, is home to the second-highest peak on the continent and is a prime place for mountain climbing in Kenya. The principal peaks, including Batian (5199m), Nelion (5188m), and Lenana (4985m), climb from around the 4,500m mark to their summits.
Wonderful nature is ready to embrace you
Mountain climbing in Kenya brings lots of excitement to trekkers. Nature will be too close to you. At every turn, some delightful natural beauty will catch your attention.
Mountain climbing in Kenya is a different experience
Foreign visitors often pass this natural wonder up in favor of Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa, which is higher. Yet, a lot of seasoned hikers claim that Mount Kenya is their favorite for mountain climbing in Kenya because of the flourishing wildlife and picturesque mountain lakes it has to offer.
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panicinthestudio · 2 years
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Africa's last glaciers set to vanish by 2050 predicts new UNESCO report, November 4, 2022
A new UNESCO report released on Thursday predicts that glaciers at many World Heritage sites, including Mount Kilimanjaro National Park, will likely vanish by 2050. The warning follows a study of nearly 19 000 glaciers at 50 sites, covering 66 000 square kilometres. African glaciers in particular are said to be at some of the greatest risk. Prof Douglas Hardy, from University of Massachusetts Amherst, is been researching Kilimanjaro's glaciers for more than 20 years and tells us more.
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Saving Alexandria: Egypt's fabled second city at risk of submersion by 2050, November 4, 2022
In Egypt, the citadel of Qaitbay, one of the emblematic sites of Alexandria, built in the 15th century on a narrow spit of land, is being assaulted by the waves. It is in the front line. The authorities are trying to protect it by installing huge concrete blocks but face other obstacles. FRANCE 24's Carolyn Lamboley reports.
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witchstone · 9 months
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Tree Heath  Erica arborea Mount Kenya National Park, Kenya -0.167718, 37.229259 by gerald_keneth_kaniaru
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yearningforunity · 10 days
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Samburu people, Mount Poi, Kenya. 2020
Photo: Jimmy Nelson
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inatungulates · 8 months
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Mount Kenya duiker Cephalophorus hooki
Observed by strattonhatfield, CC BY-NC
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Excited to unwrap one of our blanket-clad babies later, as we celebrate World Elephant Day.
Heading up the 'blanket brigade,' this little orphan's rescue has afforded him a second chance at life.
Now he needs our support on his long journey back to the wild. Stay Tuned.
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History of World Elephant Day
On 12 August 2012, Patricia Sims, a Canadian, and the Elephant Reintroduction Foundation of Thailand, an initiative of HM Queen Sirikit of Thailand, co-founded World Elephant Day.
Patricia Sims has continued to oversee World Elephant Day ever since.
It has partnered with 100 elephant conservation organisations globally since its beginning and has reached countless people all over the world.
The fact that World Elephant Day has garnered millions of participants worldwide demonstrates how much people care about elephants and want to do anything they can to save them.
World Elephant Day is a day where organizations and individuals can rally together to give a voice to the issues threatening elephants.
This powerful, collective global movement offers a way to establish and endorse conservation solutions to make the world a safer place for elephants and their habitats so future generations can appreciate them.
Let’s combine all our efforts on August 12 for World Elephant Day to help preserve and safeguard elephants from the multiple threats they face.
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rememberthegoat · 3 months
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A walk in Mount Kenya Forest
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hardestmartyr · 5 months
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looking back at old film
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