Eco-Tourism in Kenya
The vocabulary used by travellers to describe the scenery in Kenya is as wide as the horizons here. Resist the temptation to feel small; it’s just the land that has doubled in size. It’s hard to imagine a landscape as vast as this being under threat, but it is. Promoting eco-tourism in Kenya is a way of minimising the effects of people travelling to the country and working towards greater awareness of the needs of conservation. Browse through the projects we work with and find out a little more about doing eco-tourism in Kenya.
This is your chance to roll up your sleeves, get your hands dirty and take part in eco-tourism in Kenya. The work these projects do is a great example of the difference you can make. Deforestation is a huge issue throughout Kenya and is threatening precious forested areas. As a conservation volunteer doing eco-tourism in Kenya, you'll spend your time helping to preserve rapidly diminishing indigenous and exotic species of trees. Don’t spend too long looking at the soil though, or you’ll miss the hippos, lions and monkeys that are bound to be passing.
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Ecology conservation in Kenya
Get your green fingers at the ready! You can help to combat the devastating deforestation outbreak in the foothills of Mount Kenya
- Location: Kenya
- Continent: Africa
- Type:Conservation
- Duration: 1 to 8 weeks
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GROUPS: Ecology conservation in Kenya
Have a ball in a group tackling the devastating deforestation within the stunning Kenyan wilderness.
- Location: Kenya
- Continent: Africa
- Type:Conservation
- Duration: 1 to 2 weeks
If you love the great outdoors and are excited by eco-tourism in Kenya, take a look at the other great conservation projects we work with in Asia, South America and Australasia in countries as varied as Malaysia, Ecuador and Australia.
