Using primates as a keystone species in the conservation of bidiversity through one health, population and dynamics, climate change and extension programs
Our participation showcases: • Research, biodiversity/primate conservation and ecosystem health innovations. • Community engagement and conservation awareness activities. • Nature-based therapeutic walks & runs, waterfalls, caves and other picnic sites in Oloolua. •
The event brings together researchers, conservationists, tourism stakeholders, community organizations, students, nature enthusiasts and industry partners to celebrate the rich biodiversity and conservation achievements across the greater Laikipia and other landscapes.
@primateresearch through the Evolutionary Ecology, Conservation and Ecosystem Health Division & the Corporate Communications (The Oloolua Nature Trail) is proud to participate in Laikipia Wildlife and Tourism Expo 2026 at Cedar Mall Rooftop in Nanyuki Town.
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Evolutionary Ecology Conservation & Ecosystem Health (ECEH) of @primateresearch proudly joined the #STIR Conference at @KICC_kenya Nairobi organized by @nacosti to showcase how primates can inspire innovation & research that advance public health. #primatesforpublichealth
A research scientist (Mr. Paxton Kabasa) highlighted the vital role of primate conservation in Kenya. Primates as a unique natural heritage possess remarkable cognitive abilities,sensory processing and behavioral flexibility. #vitalecologicalroles#nonhumanprimates
We shall also have insights from a James Njihia experienced in conservation, a lead in women primate conservation (Camille Wekesa) and the pioneer of a successful colobus monkey translocation at Karura Forest (Dr. Peter Fundi).
It's gonna be a hot discussion. Don't miss!
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to hear from the speaker Prof. Shirley Strum, founder Uaso Ngiro Baboon Project.
Mark the 📅 on 9th December 2025 (Tuesday Next week)
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KIPRE's Primate Conservation Work finds its place at this year's WRTI Wildlife Scientific Conference at L. Naivasha Resort. Dr. @skivai enlightened the scientific community on role of protected areas and power of communities in saving threatened primates.
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An agency of conserving 9 vulnerable primate species in Kenya. An emphasis was made during marking the International Primate Day marked at Ngilai Samburu county as per the link prhttps://youtu.be/T-i8pISQ3sg?si=QPc7pSj58TRgogQx
Conservation Division @primateresearch our Agenda is to protect and conserve biodiversity with a priority to primates. We shall mark the International Primate Day at Ngilai-Kalepo, Samburu County on Sept 1st. Before the day, we invite you to a virtual talk. See attached poster.
@primateresearch in partnership with Laikipia Wildlife Forum, Ontulili Primate Protection and other stakeholders, exhibited at the Wildlife and Tourism Expo 2025, Cedar Mall-Nanyuki.
“Development” should never come at the expense of Kenya’s forests, a source of clean water, livelihoods and the survival of endangered species. Sign the petition >> https://t.co/4w70u3Qh79
Yesterday, the @primateresearch Board Research Committee led by Prof Johnson Kang'ethe and the DG Dr Gichuhi Mwethera visited the Ozi community in Tana River County for consultations on partnerships and research collaboration.
@primateresearch is exhibiting at the All Things Lab and Testing Expo 2024 at Sarit Centre, Westlands. KIPRE has had the chance to showcase our research and animal conservation programs while interacting with organisations in the research, testing and calibration fields.