The Italian company of safaris "Bush Company", with KWS, sponsors the observance of the rules in Tsavo.
Last week in the Tsavo East the safari company by Camilla Frasca Caccia, only Italian professional guide certified "Silver" KPSGA, has completed the operation "OFF ROAD", preparing for the Kenya Wildlife Service the laying of two panels the park entrances and as many as 29 signboards stone to close the many, too many tracks created illegally threatening the Tsavo East park.
"No sign can stop a driver disrespectful - explains Camilla, in Kenya since 1999 - but this way the tourists will know exactly what they are doing something harmful to the ecosystem and if you really love nature as everyone says to do ... we'll see if they respect the rules of the park! "
The banks of the Galana River are subject to heavy erosion, exacerbated by an increasingly arid climate but also by the continuous passage of the car along tracks on fragile soils which over time have created real gullies also many irregular circuits increase the pressure of car the big cats along the river are proving much more shy and nervous than in areas where the off-track is less practiced. For the commissioning of the project work we have been used two Land Cruisers, 7 tons of galana stones and good will.
Hoping to have done something to the lions and the environment - concludes Camilla - we hope now that all respect the rules of the park. "