The Fight for Wildlife
Just Got Real.

1. Lions are disappearing/attacked/killed:
Iconic prides are vanishing due to retaliatory killings triggered by frequent livestock-predator conflicts and sometimes there is no accountability or exact reporting of events.
2. Illegal grazing endangers wildlife:
Rampant corruption/poor security protocols enable cattle to enter the Masai Mara Reserve illegally, increasing human-wildlife conflicts and putting predators at risk and vice versa.
3. Limited predator monitoring:
Despite major NGOs/organization receiving huge funds and their inefficiency in implementation of technology, inadequate monitoring and tracking make accountability difficult, risking the unnoticed loss of vital predators. Huge thrust has been noticed not to publish any human wildlife conflict incidents from higher level authorities.
4. Corruption and bribery fuel the crisis:
Some officials accept bribes to ignore illegal activities, significantly undermining conservation efforts.
5. Transparency on human-wildlife conflicts:
We also recognize the suffering of local communities affected by wildlife attacks. Accurate reporting and transparency from local communities are essential to understanding and addressing these conflicts effectively.
6. Inadequate cattle-loss compensation:
Compensation for livestock killed by predators within villages or bomas (excluding incidents inside the national reserve) is either insufficient or non-existent. Often, rightful compensation never reaches those affected, intensifying resentment toward wildlife.