The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) on Thursday May 8, 2025 drove back 10 elephants into Tsavo East National park from Ngiluni area in Makueni.

Report from Kenya Wildlife Service said that the elephants had posed a threat to the local communities.

The authorities in Tsavo East park in conjunction with Kenya Wildlife Service and Tsavo Trust drove them back into the national park.

Through this strategic movements, KWS demonstrates their continued commitment to protecting lives and livelihoods while ensuring the safety of Kenya’s iconic wildlife.

Wildlife Conservation is a vital tool that not only helps balance ecosystems but also mitigates human-wildlife conflict and reduces the risks of illegal poaching.