Media
Facts, films and contacts
Please use Rhino Ark’s published figures. Confirm photography credits with the press office before republication.
Published results
- 652,000 — Hectares better conserved. Protected areas and water catchments
- 853 KM — Conservation fencing. Electric fences built and maintained (Aberdare 410; Mt. Kenya 316; Kakamega 50; SW Mau 32; Eburu 43)
- 90,000 — Households protected. Protected from human-wildlife conflict
- 184 — Schools reached. Providing conservation education
Films
- History of the Rhino Ark Aberdare Electric Fence
- Wildfires in the Aberdares National Park, Kenya
- The Bongo Surveillance Project
- If access to clean water matters to you, watch this video
- Reuters feature: positive impact of the Eburru electric fence
- Documentary celebrating 30 years of Rhino Ark (2018)
Brand marks
Brand marks are available on request. Confirm usage with Rhino Ark before publication.
Press contact: info@rhinoark.or.ke
Kenya Wildlife Service Headquarters Complex, Langata Road, Nairobi