Although tourism is a key sector of the Kenyan and Tanzanian economy, a large percentage of the profits have historically gone to large and mostly foreign-owned tourism companies. This is particularly so...
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Wood fuel consumption constitutes an important element of the human population pressure on woodlands in the Serengeti-Mara Ecosystem (SME). Firewood is the most accessible form of fuel fo...
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Most of Kenya’s and Tanzania’s biodiversity exists outside the network of national parks and reserves, predominantly in private and communal land. Therefore, wildlife conservation has over the years required support fro...
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Communities around the Serengeti Mara Ecosystem (SME) are richly endowed with cultural, natural and biodiversity resources that can be used to create community museums for local and international tourism. The local communities ...
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Bird watching is a leading recreational activity in the world which provides a booming international business opportunity that can attract high returns from visitors. This boosts rural tourism and can support livelihoods...
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