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✍️ Utalii Bora Thursdays When you think of Mombas

✍️ Utalii Bora Thursdays

When you think of Mombasa, what comes to mind?

For many, it's the white sandy beaches, turquoise waters, and endless coastal sunsets. But tucked away just a few kilometres from the bustling city is a hidden sanctuary that tells a different story, one of restoration, conservation, and hope.

This week's Utalii Bora feature takes us to Nguuni Nature Sanctuary, where land once scarred by quarrying has been transformed into a thriving ecosystem. Today, giraffes, elands, oryx, waterbucks, ostriches, and hundreds of bird species roam freely, proving that with vision and commitment, nature can flourish once again.

Beyond its wildlife, Nguuni stands out for something even more remarkable. Its education centre, library, health clinic, and community outreach programmes reflect a powerful truth: sustainable tourism is at its best when conservation and community grow together.

Through the eyes of Winnie Mnyika, we're reminded that some of the most memorable travel experiences are found beyond the obvious. Sometimes, the greatest discoveries are the hidden gems quietly rewriting the story of a destination.

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🐘 Today, we celebrate Africa’s magnificent giants,

🐘 Today, we celebrate Africa’s magnificent giants, while recognising that their survival depends on all of us.

The African Savanna Elephant is classified as Endangered, while the African Forest Elephant is Critically Endangered. Across the continent, elephants continue to face pressure from habitat loss and fragmentation, human–elephant conflict, climate change and illegal wildlife trafficking.

There is, however, reason for hope. Kenya’s elephant population has grown from 36,280 in 2021 to 42,072 in the latest National Wildlife Census by @wrtikenya , an encouraging reflection of sustained conservation efforts, stronger protection and collaborative action.

But conservation cannot stop at the numbers. Around two-thirds of Kenya’s elephants live outside national parks and reserves, sharing landscapes with people. Protecting wildlife corridors, supporting communities and creating space for coexistence are therefore essential to securing their future.

This year’s theme is a powerful reminder that elephant conservation is a shared responsibility. Governments, conservation organisations, communities, travellers and businesses all have a role to play.

🐘 Together, we can protect their habitats, support community-led conservation, combat the illegal ivory trade and promote responsible tourism that gives back to the landscapes and people who safeguard wildlife.

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Africa’s lions have disappeared from 92% of their

Africa’s lions have disappeared from 92% of their historical range, with an estimated 20,000–30,000 lions remaining across the continent, compared to perhaps 200,000 a century ago.

Here in Kenya, fewer than 2,500 lions remain. Habitat loss, human-wildlife conflict, declining prey, infrastructure development and the impacts of climate change continue to put pressure on these iconic predators.

But there is hope, and conservation partnerships are making a difference.

We are proud to support and champion organisations such as @ewasolions , whose work in Northern Kenya is helping protect lions while building coexistence between people and wildlife. Through community engagement, research and conservation initiatives, Ewaso Lions demonstrates that protecting wildlife also means supporting the people who share these landscapes with them.

As a travel company, we believe your safari can be part of the solution. When you choose responsible, conservation-focused tourism, your journey can contribute to the protection of wildlife, habitats and local communities.

🦁 This World Lion Day, choose a safari that makes an impact.
Book your next Kenyan safari with us and experience the wild while supporting the conservation story that makes it possible.

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#wildebeestmigration update on 06/08/2026 🎙️@lets

#wildebeestmigration update on 06/08/2026

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✍ Utalii Bora Thursdays As we mark the anniversar

✍ Utalii Bora Thursdays

As we mark the anniversary of the 7th August Memorial, this week's Utalii Bora feature takes us to a place where remembrance, resilience, and hope quietly coexist in the heart of Nairobi.

The August 7th Memorial Park stands not only as a tribute to the lives lost in the 1998 bombing, but also as a powerful reminder of our shared humanity and the enduring strength of a nation that chose healing over despair.

Through the eyes of Joseph Kolo, we are reminded that meaningful travel isn't always about seeking breathtaking landscapes or iconic landmarks. Sometimes, it is about visiting places that preserve history, honor memories, and inspire us to build a more peaceful future.

As conscious travellers, may we continue to appreciate destinations not only for their beauty, but also for the stories they safeguard and the lessons they pass on to future generations.

Today, we remember. We honour. We hope.

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Located within 250 km² of Kenya’s vast savannah, L

Located within 250 km² of Kenya’s vast savannah, Lewa Wildlife Conservancy serves as a safe refuge for the critically endangered black rhino and the endangered Grevy’s zebra, as well as the elephant, lion, giraffe, wild dog, and other iconic wildlife species in Kenya. The Conservancy is also home to more than 450 species of birds, making it a paradise for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts alike.

Beyond the wildlife, Lewa places great importance on community-related projects and has spearheaded several initiatives to support education, water improvements, and healthcare in the local community.

Join us in experiencing the breathtaking landscapes of Lewa. Your adventure with us will help protect and cherish these treasures for generations.

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