Kenya launches wildlife census to boost conservation efforts


NAROK, Kenya, June 19 (Xinhua) -- Kenya on Wednesday launched a year-long national wildlife census whose results will boost conservation programs for iconic species facing climatic and human-induced threats.

The census, which will be undertaken in a phased approach, will run until June 2025 and is aimed at establishing the exact number of species in land and aquatic areas across the country.

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