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Tsavo West, Kenya – 9 December 2025 Kenya today marked a historic moment in global conservation as His Excellency President William Samoei Ruto officially opened the expanded Tsavo West Rhino Sanctuary. Now covering 3,200 square kilometres, it is the largest sanctuary for rhinos in the world and a major step forward for wildlife conservation, climate resilience, and nature based economic growth. Speaking at Tsavo West National Park, President Ruto described the expansion as a

Tsavo West National Park, Kenya | November 28, 2025 The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) with the Kenya Rhino Range Expansion (KRRE) initiative have successfully completed the largest single-operation rhino ear-notching and tracking-device deployment ever conducted in Kenya. More than 75% of the eastern black rhino in Tsavo West’s Ngulia Sanctuary are now individually identifiable through ear notching, with more than 80 rhinos fitted with specialized tracking devices. This milest

KRRE is built on the basis of strong partnerships. With this comes the detailed coordination of a multitude of projects, people and calendars! We are using ThinkCell. Learn more about it here: think-cell  is a presentation software that integrates with Microsoft PowerPoint and Excel to help visualize complex data using charts. The software is available for free to KRRE staff through the think-cell Nonprofit Partners Program. Create Professional-Looking Presentations Fast Usin

enya Rhino Range Expansion (KRRE) is working with partners across Kenya to rewrite the story of the black rhino — transforming conservation into a catalyst for jobs, investment, and national pride. In collaboration with the Kenya Wildlife Service, The Nature Conservancy, and local conservancies, KRRE is creating new, connected landscapes where rhinos can thrive and new jobs are created — proving that protecting a species can also power an economy.