The Kenya Wildlife Service has warned the public not to set fires close to protected areas. KWS said that it had enhanced surveillance to ensure that the public is protected from wildlife. By PAULINE KAIRUMore by this AuthorKenyans will be more likely to have encounters with wildlife, in the coming months because of the dry season, the Kenya Wildlife Service has warned. Areas that have experienced increased incidences of human-wildlife conflict in recent weeks are Narok, Taita Taveta, Laikipia, Kajiado, Meru, Mau, Marsabit, Lamu and the Mt. PROTECTEDKWS said that it had enhanced surveillance to ensure that the public is protected from wildlife.

Source: Daily Nation February 22, 2019 08:03 UTC