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✍️ Utalii Bora Thursdays This week's feature take

✍️ Utalii Bora Thursdays

This week's feature takes us to the heart of the Aberdare ecosystem, where nature isn't just something to admire, but something to experience. Imagine flying more than 100 metres above the forest canopy, reaching speeds of up to 60 km/h on a zipline, then swapping the adrenaline rush for archery, cycling, nature walks, fishing, or even planting a tree. The Forest at Kereita offers adventure with a distinctly green backdrop.

But beneath the thrills, Sharon Wangari found another story worth telling. Kereita Forest is managed by a local community forest association, with conservation woven into the visitor experience. From tree planting and recycling to responsible management of the forest environment, the experience showed that adventure tourism and sustainability don't have to exist on opposite sides of the spectrum.

And perhaps the most telling observation from this 2017 review? The number of Kenyan visitors enjoying the experience, a small but encouraging sign of the growing interest in domestic tourism.

🔗 Head to our Utalii Bora Highlights for direct access to this week's featured story.

📖 Visit the Utalii Bora link in our bio to read the full blog.

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We are saddened by the passing of Baraka, the belo

We are saddened by the passing of Baraka, the beloved blind black rhino of Ol Pejeta Conservancy, who died at the age of 31.

Born at Ol Pejeta to his mother, Carol, Baraka was among the first black rhinos ever born on the conservancy. After losing his right eye in a territorial fight with another male and later losing sight in his remaining eye to cataracts, Baraka faced a very different life.

Rather than leave him to struggle in the wild, the Ol Pejeta team brought him into a protected enclosure where he received the care and nutrition he needed. Over the years, Baraka became much more than a resident at Ol Pejeta. He became a symbol of resilience and a gentle ambassador for rhino conservation.

For countless visitors, including students from our partner schools in Laikipia who had the opportunity to encounter him during conservation education trips, Baraka made the story of rhino conservation deeply personal. His legacy will live on in every person he inspired to care a little more deeply for rhinos and the wild places they call home.

Rest in peace, Baraka. 🦏❤️

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#blackrhino #rhinoconservation #conservationeducation #wildlifeconservation

☕️ Just a short drive from Nairobi, Kiambethu Tea

☕️ Just a short drive from Nairobi, Kiambethu Tea Farm invites you into a slower, more immersive side of Kenya, where tea, history, nature and farm-to-table hospitality come together. The experience begins with a warm cup of tea or coffee and the story of Kiambethu, a family farm dating back to 1910 and closely woven into the history of commercial tea growing in Kenya.

🌱From there, you venture into the tea fields before taking a guided walk through the indigenous forest, learning about local plants and their traditional uses while keeping an eye out for Colobus monkeys and the many birds that call this landscape home.

🍽️ Back at the farmhouse, the experience continues on the veranda, with sweeping views across the tea fields towards the Ngong Hills, before sitting down to a delicious three-course lunch prepared with fresh produce from the farm garden.

It’s a beautiful reminder that some of Kenya’s most memorable experiences aren’t always found on safari, they can be found in the stories, landscapes, flavours and people that make a place special.

Looking for a day excursion just outside the capital? Visit the link in bio and plan your trip with us!

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#kiambethuteafarm #teatours #immersiveexperiences

At Campi ya Kanzi, every detail tells a story, fro

At Campi ya Kanzi, every detail tells a story, from Maasai craftsmanship and renewable energy to the communities that benefit from your stay.

Spend your days exploring the Chyulu Hills on a walking safari guided by Maasai knowledge, experiencing an eco-friendly game drive in an electric safari cruiser, or horseback riding across the open savannah.

And beyond the adventure, your stay contributes to conservation and community initiatives, including support for nearby schools.

Whether you're a family seeking meaningful adventure, friends reconnecting in nature, or a solo traveller looking for stillness, Campi ya Kanzi invites you to slow down, breathe, and experience a safari with purpose.

💡 Because the most memorable journeys don't just take you somewhere, they leave something meaningful behind.

Visit our "Plan Your Trip" link in bio to book or plan your Campi ya Kanzi getaway.

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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.

🔗 Head to our Utalii Bora Highlights for direct access to this week's featured story

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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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#worldelephantday #bringingtheworldtogether #elephantconservation #savetheelephants🐘

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