23/05/2026
Kenya Wildlife Service was honoured to emerge among the top exhibitors at the Mount Kenya ASK Show โ Nanyuki, receiving multiple awards in recognition of excellence in conservation, tourism, sustainability, and community engagement.
The awards were presented by the Principal Secretary, State Department for Livestock Development, Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development, Mr. Jonathan Mueke, and received on behalf of KWS by the Senior Assistant Director, Mountain Conservation Area, Mr. Joseph Sarara, accompanied by the Assistant Director, Laikipia Station, Mr. Wellington Gathungu; the Senior Warden, Laikipia Station, Mr. Polycarp Okuku; Madam Esther Njeri, Warden Animal Orphanage and Education; the Marketing Department; and the Laikipia Station staff.
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๐ 1st Position โ Best Non-Agricultural Based Statutory Board Stand
๐ 1st Position โ Best Stand in Tourism, Tours and Travel
๐ 2nd Position โ Best Non-Agro Based Stand Interpreting the Current Show Theme
๐ 2nd Position โ Best Energy Services and Conservation Sector Stand
๐ 3rd Position โ Best Organisation Supporting Community Projects Stand
Aligned with this yearโs ASK theme, โPromoting Climate Smart Agriculture and Trade Initiatives for Sustainable Economic Growth,โ KWS continues to champion nature-based solutions that protect Kenyaโs critical ecosystems and support sustainable livelihoods.
Protected landscapes including Mount Kenya National Park, Aberdare National Park, Mount Elgon National Park, Chyulu Hills National Park, and the Mau ecosystem serve as vital ecological infrastructure that supports climate resilience, water security, agriculture, livestock production, biodiversity conservation, and eco-tourism across Kenya.
Protecting our parks protects Kenyaโs future.
