Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary
Kenya’s most successful conservancy
The Taita Hills Sanctuary is considered one of Kenya’s most successful sanctuaries which measures 28,000 acres and forms a very important ecological zone. It lies between the Southern Tsavo West National Park, serving as a very important dispersal area and migration corridor for wildlife between Tsavo East and Tsavo West National Parks. This prime position enhances the value of the sanctuary not only as an ecological asset but also as a prime destination for wildlife tourism and recreation.
Topographically, Taita Hills are generally varied and beautiful, offering a scenic view of several renowned physical features such as Mount Kilimanjaro, Pare Mountains, and Uluguru Mountains. Further, it has positioned itself in Kenya regarding wild animal conservation. It is not only one of the most important animal migration areas, but also one of the biggest conservation success stories and, therefore, a must-visit by nature lovers and ecotourists alike. Continuously working towards the conservation and protection of its special environment, the sanctuary constitutes a model of sustainability and environmental stewardship.
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