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Amboseli elephants win against avocado

Cultivations could block the wildlife corridor

30-04-2021 by Freddie del Curatolo

TAGS: elefanti kenyaavocado kenyaparco amboseli

Some of the most eminent international zoologists and conservationists called in a letter published in...

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Amboseli National Park is one of Kenya's most popular parks and we can say that one of the ...

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Called "the safari lounge," Amboseli National Park is famous not only for giving the view of Kilimanjaro from...

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No tourists, more time and privacy to "have sex," but that's not all.
This...

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One of Kenya's largest and most famous elephants, known as Tim, died yesterday at the age...

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At least two families of elephants from Tsavo East and the Galana Conservancy have left the park...

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There are 64 parks and national reserves in Kenya, which is the country of the world with the widest variety of animal species in the wildside.
Even the vegetation varies from park to park and with it the microclimate and...

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At least 50 elephants were sedated, put to sleep, tied up and hoisted onto tractor-trailers to be...

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Here is an all-flavour and wellness avocado recipe for a classic hot day...

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Fourteen elephants have died in just three weeks. A massacre – a figure that has Kenya on edge...

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The mystery deepens, but the solution seems to be drawing nearer and converging on a single...

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The shadow of Kilimanjaro continues to watch over the elephants of Amboseli, but it is not enough to settle

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For almost a month, it has been one of the most disturbing cases in wildlife conservation in Kenya. Since...

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After more than half a century under central government control, Amboseli National Park...

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An ancient Swahili legend tells us that before the arrival of the Portuguese, the indigenous people of the Kenyan coast did not eat avocado but used only oil, because they considered it neither fruit nor vegetables.