By 2019, fewer than 100 individuals remained in the wild. In response, KWS launched a national plan to bring the mountain bongo back from the brink...

Science alone cannot protect Mt. Kenya — people can. Around the mountain, forest-edge communities are replanting indigenous trees, managing community conservancies, and monitoring wildlife.

This strategic facility is designed to serve as a protected base for ranger teams, community scouts and conservation partners, all working together to safeguard the Mountain Bongo...