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The Bongo Repatriation to Mount Kenya project celebrates the births of the first two 'second generation' Kenya-born bongos.



D. Bunge, Wildlife Manager, Mount Kenya Wildlife Conservancy:

Enter the Green Door

As a young Kenyan boy growing up on the slopes of Mount Elgon National park, I wanted to work with wildlife.

As a university student at Moi University studying Wildlife Management, I looked forward to a career in Wildlife Conservation.

For me, the Mountain Bongo Repatriation and the other Conservancy Projects are a dream come true.


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