• Episode 113: Human - Wildlife Conflict in Kenya

  • Sep 5 2019
  • Duración: 44 m
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Episode 113: Human - Wildlife Conflict in Kenya

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  • Human-wildlife conflict is a growing problem in Kenya today, and it has a huge negative impact on both human and wildlife populations. It happens when there is close interaction between wild animals and human beings, which leads to injury, death, predation and transmission of diseases. In February 2019, Kenya Wildlife Services (KWS) issued a notice to the public that the dry spell being experienced in most parts of the country was displacing wildlife from their traditional habitats in search of pasture and water. This had increased conflict as the wildlife came into contact with the public and human activities. They said that as the dry spell progressed, the risk of human wildlife conflict was expected to increase until the country received the long rains. Areas that have experienced increased incidence of human wildlife conflict were in Narok, Taita Taveta, Laikipia, Kajiado, Meru, Mau, Marsabit, Lamu and the Mt. Kenya region. We can assume that such warnings will become more frequent in coming years. We’re joined by Susanna Maingi, a research scientist and wildlife ecologist with expertise in human-wildlife conflict, antipoaching and conservation outreach, to discuss the increasing cases of human-wildlife conflict in Kenya. Press play! Resources KENYA’S ORIGINAL SIN: Root causes of rising human-wildlife conflicts Characteristics of Human-Wildlife Conflicts in Kenya: Examples of Tsavo and Maasai Mara Regions 77 people killed in human-wildlife conflicts in 2018: Balala Alert on Increased Incidence of Human - Wildlife Conflict Collapse of Wildlife migratory corridors as 100 mapped areas threatened KWS says SGR affecting wildlife movement in Tsavo Human-wildlife payment claims hit Sh15bn in last 5 years: PS Human-Wildlife Conflicts and compensation for losses in Kenya Why wildlife is critical for human existence Human–Wildlife Conflict and Coexistence Illegal Hunting and the Bushmeat Trade in Savanna Africa KWS unearths illegal bushmeat trade Report Of The Taskforce On Consumptive Wildlife Utilization in Kenya The ugly truth about wildlife conservation in Kenya The 2017 Shooting of Kuki Gallmann and the Politics of Conservation in Northern Kenya How Conservation Became Colonialism When WWF's conservation looks like colonialism, it's time for a new approach A Leaked Report Shows WWF Was Warned Years Ago Of “Frightening” Abuses Conservation's Biggest Challenge? The Legacy of Colonialism (Op-Ed) Is Conservation a New Form of Colonialism? Why are we not seeing many black faces in conservation? Saving the world's wildlife is not just "a white person thing" Analyzing collective action Exploring the Hidden Costs of Human–Wildlife Conflict in Northern Kenya Public land, historical land injustices and the new Constitution Invasive alien species in Kenya: status and management Invasive alien species in Kenya (PDF) Episode 24: Drought Begins With You Episode 60: Na Ni Who? Episode 65: The Oil in Turkana Episode 66: The Politics of Food in Nairobi Episode 78: Public Finance and the Right to Food [Part 1] Episode 79: Public Finance and the Right to Food [Part 2] Episode 93: Global Warming at The Equator Image Credit: World Wildlife
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