The Morning Call
Conservationists are counting Grevy’s Zebras to help monitor the population of the endangered species in Kenya. Grevy’s numbers currently stand at around 2,350 from a census done in 2016. This year the project also aims to include reticulated giraffes which are found in the northern part of Kenya. Grevy’s zebras have markings on their stripes which can be compared to human fingerprints that help identify each one uniquely.
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Kenyan beekeepers turn to bee venom as lucrative alternative
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Kenyan Maasai women turn harmful cactus species into bio-gas and food
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Day 3 of Charles III visit dedicated to conservation projects in coastal Kenya
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Congo designates swathes of its Atlantic waters protected areas
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Togo battles to save its forests
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Uganda's parks teeming with wildlife as conservation efforts pay off