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  The Lewa Wildlife Conservancy works as a catalyst for the conservation of wildlife and its habitat.
It does this through the protection and management of species, the initiation and support of community conservation and development programmes, and the education of neighbouring areas in the value of wildlife.
Security on Lewa Wildlife Conservancy.
Wildlife surveillance on Lewa.
 Wildlife Surveillance
Anti-poaching security is the largest element of operational activities within the Conservancy and outside involving aerial surveillance...wildlife_surveillance.php
Armed rangers on Lewa.
 Armed Rangers
Lewa maintains an armed wildlife protection team to ensure the safety of its wildlife, in particular rhinos. The armed teams consist of 19 Kenya Police Reservists (KPR)...armed_rangers.php
General security.
 General Security
Lewa has a total ranger force of 147 men. Maintaining high motivation and moral through training, and good working and living conditions instils ...general_security.php
Tracker dogs on Lewa.
 Tracker Dogs
Lewa has a highly skilled tracker dog team of three men and two dogs that regularly assist KWS and Lewa security personnel with poaching investigations. The dogs serve as a deterrent to poachers and bandits.
Areawide security network.
 Security Network
Development of good relations with neighbouring communities and Lewa's role in the establishment of community...security_network.php
More security information on Lewa Wildlife Conservancy.
Security on Lewa
Wildlife Surveillance
Armed Rangers
General Security
Tracker Dogs
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Security news on Lewa Wildlife Conservancy.
Seiya the black rhino female. Black Rhinos and Rain!
A couple of weeks ago Seiya went missing for a period of nearly ten days....more
Mawingo's 6th calf has been born. Mawingo gives birth to another calf
Mawingo (meaning cloud in Swahili) is a 18 year old black rhino female. She has given birth to a total of six calves in her life at Lewa....more
Lion cub in a treee on Lewa. Photographer Amabda Bramall Predators and Prey!
Recently one of the major wildlife sights on Lewa has been a pride of nine lions – two lioness’ and seven cubs (about a year old)....more
Mt Kenya seen from Lewa The rains have come back to Lewa
The rains have come back to Lewa...more
Lions on Lewa Toki on TV
The orphaned cheetah Toki that spent most of his childhood on Lewa is still thriving at Ol Pejeta. Stephen, his friend, is still with him. Watch the programme 'Toki's tale" to find out more about this remarkable cheetah....more

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Contact: Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, PO Box 10607, 00100 Nairobi, Kenya
Tel: (+254-64) 31405 Tel: (+254-20) 607197 Fax: (+254-20) 607893
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