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How drought-hit Kenyan herders stopped lions from raiding their villages

Conservancies have become increasingly popular since Kenya changed its land use policy in 2009.

Conservancies have become increasingly popular since Kenya changed its land use policy in 2009. Image: Unsplash/Heather M. Edwards

Wesley Langat
Writer, Thomson Reuters Foundation
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Herds of cattle belonging to the members of Enonkishu Conservancy in Kenya
Herds of cattle belonging to the members of Enonkishu Conservancy in Kenya Image: Thomson Reuters Foundation.

Kenyan community liaison officer Daniel Nampaso inspects a water trough that serves both livestock and wildlife.
Kenyan community liaison officer Daniel Nampaso inspects a water trough that serves both livestock and wildlife. Image: Thomson Reuters Foundation.

Mama Yianti washes dishes outsides her home near the Enonkishu Conservancy in Kenya.
Mama Yianti washes dishes outsides her home near the Enonkishu Conservancy in Kenya. Image: Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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