Kenya's thriving lion population defies global trends

Kenya's thriving lion population defies global trends

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In the fading light of the African savannah, the distant silhouette of Mount Kilimanjaro looms large. Beneath its imposing presence, a remarkable story unfolds, a tale of resilience and conservation that defies global trends. CE Report quoting Anadolu Agency

Here in Kenya, the king of the jungle, the lion, is not just holding on; it's roaring back to life.

According to the Kenya Wildlife Service, the lion population in Kenya has increased by 25% in the past decade, from 2,000 in 2010 to 2,589 in 2021 and even greater numbers in 2023.

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