Wildlife and its habitat has been the subject of dispute and friction in Africa, but many
countries implement" community-based" approaches today. With the recent tendency of …

Abstract The Samburu of northern Kenya have had a long and close association with
wildlife; yet have only recently begun to adopt wildlife conservation as a livelihood strategy …

In international wildlife conservation programs, community engagement and incentivization
strategies (eg, wildlife-related employment, tourism income) typically reflect the ecological …

Despite dramatic transformations in conservation rhetoric regarding local people,
indigenous rights, and community-oriented approaches, conservation in many places in …

This study on wildlife management issues is based on field research carried out among the
Muka Mukuu Community, neighboring the Ol Donyo Sabuk National Park in Machakos …

Living alongside predators can entail substantial costs both in terms of livelihoods and
personal safety. Negative interactions with predators can lead to negative attitudes and …

Biodiversity is facing widespread competition with humanity for space and resources (Pimm
et al., 1995; Balmford et al., 2001). As a result, many species are increasingly coming into …

Northern Tanzania's savannahs have long been a hotly contested landscape. During the
colonial era large tracts of fertile land, particularly highland ranges around mountains such …

In most of the Maasai lands in Kenya, increasing human–wildlife conflicts threaten wildlife
resources and conservation. This article presents data from interviews of Kuku Group Ranch …

This paper describes the establishment of community wildlife sanctuaries around the Tsavo
and Amboseli National Parks and explores the conditions for their successful …