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Rhino ArkConserving water towers. Securing our future.

Conserving Kenya’s mountain forests, water catchments and endangered wildlife, working with adjacent communities.

Kenya Wildlife Service Headquarters Complex, Langata Road, Nairobi
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Explore Rhino Ark’s work across Kenya’s mountain forests and water towers. For a chapter-by-chapter tour, open the story map.

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🇰🇪Kenya

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Gold dashed lines show approximate fence lines. Town names appear as you zoom.

Mount Kenya

Central Kenya

A major water tower where Rhino Ark supports conservation fencing and human-wildlife conflict reduction. Public impact studies have assessed the Mount Kenya electric fence.

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316 km of electric fence built and maintained (Mount Kenya segment).

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