High on the cliffs of Kwenia, 95km south of Nairobi, lives a colony of one of the Ruppell’s vulture. It is one of the few sites in the world where the vultures breed. PHOTO| MUNIR VIRANI
Since 2015, four of the eight species of vultures found in Kenya have been listed as critically endangered by the International Union of Conservation of Nature (IUCN). This means they are one step short of becoming extinct.
High on the cliffs of Kwenia, 95km south of Nairobi, lives a colony of one of the Ruppell’s vulture.
